Emmanuelle Dauvin

Emmanuelle Dauvin

The North German Baroque composer Nicolaus Bruhns was known for his stunning multitasking: playing the violin from the organ bench while playing the bass line on the organ pedals with his feet. Violinist Emmanuelle Dauvin follows in his footsteps. In chaconnes and passacaglias by Bach, Biber, and Westhoff, the music builds upon a single foundation: from austere counterpoint to lush ornamentation. An absolute must-see, this sublime duet for one! 

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Programme

• Johann Sebastian Bach

  Partita II, BWV 1004
  Allemande

  1685-1750
• Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber

  Rosenkranzsonaten
  IV. Jesus, den du, o Jungfrau, im Tempel aufgeopfert hast

  1644-1704
• Johann Sebastian Bach

  Partita II, BWV 1004
  Chaconne (part 1)

• Johann Georg  Pisendel 

  Sonata a violino solo senza basso

  1687-1755 
• Nicola Matteis

  Diverse bizzarrie sopra la Vecchia Sarabanda o pur Ciaccona

  1670-1737
• Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber

  Rosenkranzsonaten
  XVI. Passagalia in G minor

• Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber

  Rosenkranzsonaten
  XIV. Jesus, der dich, o Jungfrau, in den Himmel aufgenommen hat

• Johann Sebastian Bach

  Partita II, BWV 1004
  Chaconne (part 2)
  
  Programme subject to change

Musicians

• Emmanuelle Dauvin violin, organ