Bach’s Musical Offering
The new programme reflects Bach’s Musical Offering in 20th century works by Isang Yun and Victor Kalabis. The baroque original can be experienced in a contemporary and intercultural declination.
“Rarely does one experience such a thoughtfully conceived, completely self-contained programme.” Gießener Allgemeine [3/2023]
NeoBarock:
Jan de Winne – transverse flute
Maren Ries – baroque / modern violin
Nazar Kozhukhar – baroque violin
Ariane Spiegel – baroque cello
Stanislav Gres – harpsichord
Live recording from Moscow (Russia), 11.12.2021
Johann Sebastian Bach
Concerto in C major for violin, violoncello and basso continuo
(an anonymous XVIII century adaptation of an early version of the Organ Sonata BWV 525)
II. Largo.
NeoBarock:
Maren Ries – baroque violin,
Ariane Spiegel – baroque cello,
Stanislav Gres – harpsichord
Live recording from Evangelical Baptist Cathedral in Bryansk (Russia), 30.11.2021
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 – 1750)
Trio sonata in B-flat major for two violas and basso continuo
(reconstruction of presumed original version of BWV 1051 by Maren Ries/NeoBarock)
first movement
NeoBarock:
Maren Ries and Nazar Kozhukhar – baroque violas,
Ariane Spiegel – baroque cello,
Stanislav Gres – harpsichord
Live recording from Sophiensaal in Warendorf (Germany), 04.10.2020
Giuseppe Tartini (1692-1770)
Pastorale for violin in scordatura and basso continuo op. 1:
III. Largo-Presto
NeoBarock:
Maren Ries (baroque violin in scordatura, Roger G. Hargrave after Gioffredo Cappa)
Ariane Spiegel (baroque violoncello, Ekkard Seidel after Antonio Stradivari)
Stanislav Gres (harpsichord, Bruce Kennedy after French models)
Live recording from Cologne, 25.06.2021
A Thundering Word from Earth
With works by Galina Ustvolskaya (1919-2006), Froberger, D’Anglebert, Couperin, Farina, Schmelzer and Bach.
NeoBarock:
Maren Ries – baroque violin, modern violin
Marco Thomas – clarinet
Stanislav Gres – harpsichord