Start the weekend right with great music in a relaxed setting


Our thirteenth season is underway!

We are excited to bring you a stellar line-up of concerts for our thirteenth season. Scroll down below to see our next up-coming events, and you can click here to look at the entire season line-up. Be sure to subscribe to our mailing list (click here) if you’re not already on it. That way you will have all the latest news about upcoming concerts.

 


 

Our next and final concerts of the season

 

Composed during Bach’s time as court composer for Prince Leopold of Anhalt-Cöthen in 1720, the Six Solos for violin single-handedly established the instrument’s technical and musical capabilities. The size and scope of these pieces was unprecedented for the time, and over three hundred years later they remain a pinnacle of accomplishment for any violinist.

Violinist Jubal Fulks has been performing these works on the street in Colorado mountain towns, collecting stories from chance interactions as people encounter this magnificent historical music outside of the concert hall. He is also writing about the importance of this music and its connection to humanity, as well as philosophical aspects of playing music conceived in such a different time and place. The concerts will be divided into two parts: “The Sonatas” and “The Partitas,” which will allow for an immersive journey through these musical works of art.

 

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ProgramApril 11The Sonatas

Sonata no. 1, BWV 1001 – Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
     Adagio
     Fuga
     Siciliana
     Presto

 

Sonata no. 2, BWV 1003 – J.S. Bach
     Grave
     Fuga
     Andante
     Allegro

 

Sonata no. 3, BWV 1005 – J.S. Bach
     Adagio
     Fuga
     Largo
     Allegro assai

 

 

Program – April 25 –The Partitas

Partita no. 1, BWV 1002 – Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
     Allemanda/Double
     Corrente/Double
     Sarabande/Double
     Tempo di Borea/Double

 

Partita no. 2, BWV 1004 – J.S. Bach
     Allemanda
     Corrente
     Sarabanda
     Giga
     Ciaccona

 

Partita no. 3, BWV 1006 – J.S. Bach
     Preludio
     Loure
     Gavotte en rondeau
     Menuet I/Menuet II
     Bourée
     Gigue

 


Click here to see a schedule of our complete season.

We hope we’ll see you at one of our concerts!

What people are saying

 

  • “The epitome of Baroque!”

 

  • “This is the most completely civilized way to start a weekend! It’s a short break from the frantic busyness of life to just sit, sip a little wine, and listen to great music.”

 

  • “I love the format and the time of the concerts – the perfect way to unwind after a busy work week”

 

  • “Just right for a Friday evening wind-down. I sit in a lovely and calm place with a nice glass of wine and listen to beautiful and live music that I do not hear anywhere else, which makes me forget about the world for a little while.”

 

  • “It’s the perfect way to start a weekend! We get beautiful music, and there’s plenty of time for
  • dinner afterwards.”