Midtown Concerts invites you to
Bacchanalia

Bach's Boys and English Friends

Wednesday September 16, 2009 1:15 pm

St. Bartholomew's Church Chapel
Park Avenue and 51st Street

Laura Thompson, Sang Joon Park, baroque flutes, and Michael Eisenberg, harpsichord, perform flute music by J.S. Bach's sons Wilhelm Friedemann and Carl Philipp Emanuel, and their childhood friend Carl Friedrich Abel.

Since their debut at the Boston Early Music Festival in 2002, Bacchanalia Baroque has been giving spirited performances of baroque and early classical music on period instruments. They received their first public grant from the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council in 2007, for the performance of rare and reconstructed early American music. Bacchanalia has been heard in New York at The Saint Andrew Music Society at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, Christ Chapel Chamber Series at Riverside Church, Midtown Concerts, Saint Peter's Lutheran Church Classical Concert Series, Our Saviour's Atonement MOSA Series, Sundays on the Island, and Trinity Church's Music for the Spirit in New York City.

Free Admission
No tickets or reservations required
Handicapped access available

Visiting
Amherst Early Music Festival 2009

with Baroque Academy flute class













with wonderful Janet See

















with both flute classes together with Janet See and Na'ama Lion

More Pictures from Boston

post-concert dinner












left to right: José Fenandez, me, Jason Priset, Hsuan-Wen Chen, Pierre Hantaï, friend, Martha McGaughey, Arthur Haas

Royal Concert at the Old South Meeting House

Aula Harmoniae made its debut at the 2009 Boston Early Music Festival back in June 9th with great success. Here is a little video and a couple of pictures from the concert:

Sang Joon Park (artistic director/traverso)
Martha McGaughey (viola da gamba)
Arthur Haas (harpsichord)

Video: Quantz Sonata in D, 2nd movement