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The Musical Dialogue Livestream

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IMPORTANT NOTE:
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With UC Berkeley shut down, the BERKELEY performance of this program is CANCELLED.

However we are LIVESTREAMING the Friday performance. You can listen to this concert at 7:30 on Saturday March 14, when the Berkeley concert would have taken place. Or tune in at ANY TIME you like from 7pm on Friday March 13 onwards. The link will be up for a week after the concert.

The livestream video and the concert program can be found at www.jsbach.live.

Of course there is no requirement to do so, but if you like what you hear, and feel like making a donation towards the costs of putting on this concert, we have included some suggested amounts to make it easy!

We do plan to give this performance in Berkeley during the Early Music Festival on Tuesday June 9 at 11am.

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ABOUT THE PROGRAM
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17th and 18th century music is all about dialog. In performance, it begins with the way a soloist and an accompanist work together. But the dialog exists everywhere. The performer and the composer (yes, the performer has a lot of say in how the music is done, sometimes as much or even more than the composer). Two voices or two instruments working together weaving a whole. Two accompanists dividing and alternating.

Duo singers Rita Lilly and Ryan Matos with duo instrumentalists Marion Rubinstein and Laura Rubinstein-Salzedo explore the rich repertoire of musical dialog from Monteverdi's miniature dramas to a scene from a Handel opera to Bach's glorious Hunting Cantata. Aided and abetted by Jonathan Salzedo and Roy Whelden, the group recreates the rich textures of these timeless masterpieces.