February Zoom Concert: Lyra Solo Works

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 7pm

Julie Elhard, viola da gamba; Paul Boehnke, harpsichord; Bryan Boehnke, recorder | selections from Sonata in G Minor, BWV 1034 by J.S. Bach

Charles Asch, cello | selections from Suite in E-Flat Major by J.S. Bach

Lucinda Marvin, violin | Sonata in A on Nighean donn an araidh by Anonymous, and Sonata in D, Wq 71 by C.P.E. Bach

Jenny Lang, violin | Partita no. 3 in E major by J.S. Bach

Spencer Martin, violin | Ricercar No. 6 in G Major by Gabrielli, and Fantasie in E Minor, TWV 40:22 by Telemann

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13 , 11am 

Julie Elhard, viola da gamba; Paul Boehnke, harpsichord; Bryan Boehnke, recorder | selections from Sonata in G Minor, BWV 1034 by J.S. Bach

Marc Levine, violin | Fantasie No. 9 in B Minor for Violin without Bass, TWV 40:22 by Telemann

Lucinda Marvin, violin | Sonata in A on Nighean donn an araidh by Anonymous, and Sonata in D, Wq 71 by C.P.E. Bach

Conor O'Brien, violin | Partita no. 1 from Artificiosis Concentus pro Camera by Vilsmayr

Charles Asch, cello | selections from Suite in E-Flat Major by J.S. Bach

(zoom links for both days/times and instructions will be emailed to ticket holders a week before event)

Lyra musicians present works for respective solo instruments. This genre holds a special place in the baroque repertoire, representing the entire stylistic vocabulary, virtuosity, and grand scale of the era. But being presented in miniature packaging they are also uniquely and pristinely intimate. For musicians these solos can be almost mediations, returned to over and again. And listening you’ll hear the conversation between dear friends: a performer and their instrument.