Johanna Kilpijärvi, viola da gamba
| videoUniversity of the Arts Helsinki / Sibelius Academy presents:
Talven nuoret taiteilijat: Johanna Kilpijärvi, viola da gamba - The Passion of Musicke
Helsinki Music Centre - Helsingin Musiikkitalo - Organo, January 9, 2019 - 19:00 (GMT+2)
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This concert features music written for the viol from the early 17th century to the early 18th century. The viol was a hugely popular instrument in its day. Despite its resemblance to members of the violin family, it is more closely related to the lute.
The programme explores the various roles in which viols were used and plumbs emotions that still feel relevant to us today.
Johanna Kilpijärvi, viola da gamba
Maija Lampela, viola da gamba
Kari Olamaa, Baroque violin
Mikko Ikäheimo, lute
Laura Ollberg-Ekman, harpsichord
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OHJELMA - PROGRAM:
Tobias Hume (n. 1579-1645):
Captain Humes Poeticall Musicke (Lontoo, 1607); The Passion of Musicke
The First Part of Ayres (Lontoo, 1605); The Spirit of Gambo
The First Part of Ayres (Lontoo, 1605); Touch me sweetely
Captain Humes Poeticall Musicke (Lontoo, 1607); Musicke and Mirth
August Kühnel (1645-n.1700): Sonate ò Partite ad una ô due Viole da Gamba (Kassel, 1701):
Sonaatti nro 1;
Prelude
Allegro
Adagio
Aria
Marin Marais (1656-1728): Pièces de viole, 3.kirja (Pariisi, 1711): 1.sarja a-molli;
Prélude
Fantaisie
Allemande
Courante
Sarabande
Gigue & Double
Grand Ballet
Dieterich Buxtehude (1637-1707): Triosonaatti nro 4 B-duuri, Op. 1, BuxWV 255 (Hampuri, n.1694);
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Video production:
Video, video effects: Keijo Lahtinen
Sound: Mikko Ingman
Lights: Sirje Ruohtula
Producer: Anna Huuskonen
Artist photo by Gustav Larsson
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All copyrighted music licenced by Teosto, the Finnish Composers' Copyright Society.
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