Thomas Crawford, founding music director and conductor of the American Classical Orchestra, and oboe player Marc Schachman discuss the orchestra’s upcoming performance of Bach’s Magnificat and talk about playing on period instruments. On November 27, at 8 PM in Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall, the orchestra joins longtime collaborators the choirs of Trinity Church, Princeton and Trinity Church, New Haven for a reawakening of the revelatory music of Bach’s multi-movement work for five soloists, choir, and orchestra: Magnificat.
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Comments [5]
http://ex.fm/site/soundcloud.com/saaby000/magnificat-in-d-major-quia?from=ext_player
The above link will play the "Oboe/Soprano" aria on "exfm"...
Sorry.. here is a much better link to the "Oboe/Soprano" aria
http://soundcloud.com/saaby000/magnificat-in-d-major-quia
Here is a link to the "Oboe/Sopran" concerto in the Magnificat...
http://soundcloud.com/tracks/search?q%5Bfulltext%5D=saaby000+bach+magnificat+oboe&q%5Btype%5D=&q%5Bduration%5D=
Here is the entire Magnificat....
http://snd.sc/PYVX5r
That was not a very interesting musical excerpt to start off this segment! Why not play the opening of Bach's Magnificat? That's absolutely thrilling, and would certainly spark some interest in the concert and the subject!
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