Kathryn Cok

Kathryn Cok

The New World was not only the territory of adventurers and treasure hunters, but also of spiritual exiles. In 1735, the Moravian Brethren - followers of reformer Jan Hus - established a base of operations in Georgia before eventually settling in Pennsylvania. In addition to a head full of dreams and a heart full of homesickness, they took their musical traditions with them. Kathryn Cok turns the organ and harpsichord music of the community to her liking.  

Programme

• Kathryn Cok

  Preludium 

• Christian Friedrich Gregor / arr. Jürgen Knuth

  Ehre sei Gott in der Höhe! 

  1723-1801
• Johann Ernst Bach

  Sonata no. 1 in G major
  Allegro – Adagio - Minuetto con Variazioni - Allegro

  1722-1777
• Christian Friedrich Gregor

  Jesus, all praise is due to thee 
  (from: Hymn Tunes of the United Brethren) 

• Johann Sebastian Bach

  Gelobet seist du, Jesu Christ, BWV 22 

  1685-1750
• Johann Adolph Hasse

  Sonata no. 5 
  Allegro - Adagio - Allegro

  1699-1783
• Christian Friedrich Gregor

  Our Father in Heaven 
  (from: Hymn Tunes of the United Brethren) 

• Johann Sebastian Bach

  Vater unser im Himmelreich, BWV 683 

• William Boyce

  Voluntary IX 

  1711-1779
• Johann Sebastian Bach

  Fantasia super ‘Christ lag in Todesbanden’, BWV 695 

• Antonín Kammel

  Sonata no. 2 
  Allegro Moderato - Tempo di Menuetto - Minore 

  1730-1784
• William Boyce

  Voluntary IV 

  1711-1779
• Georg Friederich Händel

  Suite no. 7 in G minor
  Ouverture - Andante - Allegro - Sarabande - Gigue - Passacaille
  
  Programme subject to change

  1685-1759

Musicians

• Kathryn Cok harpsichord, organ