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P. D. Q. BACH a Tribute 1807-1742(?) Sunday, October 31, 1993 8:00 p.m. Stude Concert Hall
Presented by the Shepherd School Student CouncilPlaylist: Fanfare for the common cold -- P.D.Q. Bach / "Dutch" suite -- P.D.Q. Bach / the 10-minute Messiah -- P.D.Q. Bach / Horns -- P.D.Q. Bach / Notebook for Betty Sue Bach -- P.D.Q. Bach / the Elephants's lucky charm -- P.D.Q. Bach / Octoot -- P.D.Q. Bach
P.D.Q. BACH (1807-1742?) "MERE MORTAL---OR SAINT?!!" THOMAS BACON, conductor and musical commentator Friday, November 1, 1985 7:59 p.m. in Hamman Hall
PROGRAM: Selections from the notebook of Betty Sue Bach (S. 13 going on 14), P. D. Q. Bach (1742-1807) -- Sonata for viola 4-hands (s. 440), P. D. Q. Bach (1742-1807) -- Two madrigals from the triumphs of Thusnelda My bonnie lass she smelleth The queen to me a royal pain doth give, P. D. Q. Bach (1742-1807) -- Fanfare for the common cold, P. D. Q. Bach (1742-1807) -- Erotica variations (s. 36ee) for banned instruments, P. D. Q. Bach (1742-1807) -- Schleptet, P. D. Q. Bach (1742-1807)
IT'S P. D. Q. BACH!!! with special guest The Grasshopper Friday, November 15, 1991 8:00 p.m. Stude Concert Hall
Presented by the Shepherd School Student CouncilRecording ends on Side B before performance finishes.Program: Fanfare for the common cold, S. 98.7, P. D. Q. Bach (1742-1807) -- Liebeslieder polkas, S. 2/4, P. D. Q. Bach (1742-1807) -- Sonata inamorata, S. 1+1, P. D. Q. Bach (1742-1807) -- Octoot, S. 8, P. D. Q. Bach (1742-1807) -- Erotica variations for banned instruments and piano, P. D. Q. Bach (1742-1807) -- Dutch suite in G major, S.8, P. D. Q. Bach (1742-1807) -- The grasshopper: a tragic tale, Innes Randolph (1837-1887) and Joseph W. Clokey (1890-1960)
P.D.Q. BACH (1807-1742?) A RETROSPECTIVE: THE COMA YEARS Wednesday, October 31, 1984 8:00 p.m. in Hamman Hall
PROGRAM: "Dutch" Suite in G Major, S. (-16), P.D.Q. Bach (1742-1807) -- Sonata for Viola Four-Hands, S. 440, P.D.Q. Bach (1742-1807) -- Obscure selections from "Roundup", P.D.Q. Bach (1742-1807) -- "The Grossest Fugue" from A Musical Sacrifice, S. 50% off, P.D.Q. Bach (1742-1807) -- Selections from "The Notebook of Betty Sue Bach", S. 13 going on 14, P.D.Q. Bach (1742-1807) -- Liebeslieder Polkas for Chorus and Piano Five-Hands, S. 2/4, P.D.Q. Bach (1742-1807)
[Musical score] [c. 1730] Triosonata No. 3 in D Minor / Johann Sebastian Bach.
The manuscript fragment is from Bach\u27s Triosonata No. 3 in D minor, BMV 527, the first movement, measures 91-112, written during Bach\u27s years in Leipzig (1727-1730) during which he wrote six triosonatas for the organ. This fragment, probably intended as a practice piece, is in the hand of one of Bach\u27s copyists identified as "Kast\u27s Anonymous No. 18." Bach, a German composer and organist, wrote instrumental, chamber, vocal, and church music, serving as the court organist at Weimar (1708-17), the court concert master (1714-17), the court Kapellmeister (1717-25) and the director of university music from 1723 onwards
FACULTY RECITAL CSABA ERDELYI, Viola Wednesday, November 18, 1992 8:00 p.m. Lillian H. Duncan Recital Hall
Program: Suite in G major, BVW 1007 / Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) -- Suite in D minor, BWV 1008 / Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) -- Suite in C major, BWV 1009 / Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
QuintEssence: Works by Bach, Mozart, Schubert and Kodaly
Repertoire: Bach: Suite for cello solo No. 1, BWV 1007; Schubert: Salve Regina D 676; Bach: Harpsichord Concerto BWV 1052. Performers: Beer, A. (violin), Cho, Y. (violin), Samuel, D. (viola), Rummel, M. (cello), Tibbles, J. (harpsichord), Atchison, M. (soprano
Eighteenth century music; short pieces, by Wilhelm Friedemann Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach, selected and ed. by Annie T. Weston.
V. 1. Minuet in E flat, by W.F. Bach.--Minuet in F major, by C.P.E. Bach.--Minuet in F minor. by C.P.E. Bach.--Melody in F major, by C.P.E. Bach.--Two minuets in E major, by J.C.F. Bach.--Allegro in C minor, by C.P.E. Bach. V. 2. Compositions by C.P.E. Bach.--Allegretto in C minor.--Allegretto in D major.--Minuet in G major.--Presto in E flat.--Minuet in E major.--Allegro in A major
QuintEssence: Works by Quantz, Bach and Schubert
Repertoire: Quantz: Flute concerto in E Major; Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No. 5; Schubert: String Quartet ("Rosamunde"). Performers: Lamb, E. (flute) Beer, A. (violin) Cho, Y. (violin) Samuel, D. (viola) Rummel, M (cello) Tibbles, J. (harpsichord
Johann Sebastian Bach - Variazioni Goldberg BWV 988
Il saggio descrive la genesi e la struttura compositiva delle "Variazioni Goldberg" (1741) di Johann Sebastian Bach, anche in rapporto con alcune fra le ultime opere del "Periodo di Lipsia"
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