Babel Bach
Prelude for cello, Suite No. 1 BWV 1007
Largo for harpsichord, Concerto No. 5 BWV 1056
Bourrées, Suite n°3 BWV 1009
Prelude for lute, BWV 999
Sarabande, French Suite No. 2 BWV 813
Prelude for cello, Suite No. 5 BWV 1011
Fugue for cello, Suite No. 5 BWV 1011
Prelude for harpsichord, BWV 847
David Chalmin, Music for a while : Another Song
Courante for cello, Suite No. 1 BWV 1007
Air from the Goldberg Variations
Prelude for cello, Suite No. 1 BWV 1007
Mehdi Krüger, slam
Josephine von Blütenstaub, slam
Simone Savogin, slam
Tiko, human beatbox
Aude Walker-Viry, cello
Franck-Emmanuel Comte, harpsichord
After Bach, the day after, here is the second part of the Sentiers Musicaux Européens project.
In the winter of 1705, J.S. Bach undertook a journey of over 400 km on foot from Arnstadt to Lübeck to meet the greatest organist in Northern Europe: Dietrich Buxtehude.
Based on this episode, which was undoubtedly both a spiritual and artistic quest for the young man, the artistic team comprising slammer Mehdi Krüger and artistic director Franck-Emmanuel Comte have devised a show combining the music of J.S. Bach with poetry written in Italian, German and French, performed by Simone Savogin, Josephine von Blütenstaub and Mehdi Krüger, accompanied by the cello of Aude Walker-Viry and the beatbox of Tiko.
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Co-funded by Europe Creative
With the support of the Institut français and the City of Lyon
In partnership with the Institut Culturel Italien and the Goethe Institut
