Cello, Ascending
The Rising Virtuosity of the Baroque Cello

Friday, June 21 • 7:30 pm
Trinity Presbyterian Church

3115 Providence Road, Charlotte

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Dario CASTELLO | Sonata a 4
Giovanni LEGRENZI | Sonata a 2, Op. 8. No. 4
Giovanni GABRIELLI | Cello Sonata in G
Alessandro STRADELLA | Trio
George Frideric HANDEL | Violin Sonata in D major
Alessandro MARCELLO | Salmo XV
Antonio VIVALDI | Di Verde Ulivo 

Guy Fishman, cello
Members of Bach Akademie Charlotte Orchestra

Premium Reserved Seating: $50
General Admission: $30

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In the early to mid 17th century, the bulkiness of the cello—the bass member of the violin family—saw it relegated almost exclusively to an accompanimental role. Technical innovations made in the 1680s led composers to reconsider the instrument. This recital explores rich and powerful music before and after the recognition of the cello’s full range of expressive and virtuosic power. Guy Fishman is principal cellist of the Handel and Haydn Society, and is a Bach Akademie Charlotte Artistic Leader.

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Friday, June 21 • 12:00 pm
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Friday, June 21 • 7:30 pm
Cello, Ascending: The Rising Virtuosity of the Baroque Cello > 
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Artists, venues, and repertoire are subject to change.