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Erik Bosgraaf | Concerto Köln

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Sun, Mar 1, 2026, 16:00
Kreatives Kraftwerk: Wenn der stets abenteuerlustige Blockflötist Erik Bosgraaf auf die ebenfalls entdeckerfreudigen Mitglieder von Concerto Köln trifft, ist ein besonderes Konzerterlebnis eigentlich schon garantiert. Gemeinsam bauen sie Brücken zwischen gestern und heute, zwischen Barock und Moderne.»Bridges« heißt ihr gemeinsames Programm dann auch, in dem Antonio Vivaldi und Georg Friedrich Händel, zwei der größten Meister des italienischen Concertos, eine Brücke vom Barock zur zeitgenössischen ukrainischen Komponistin Victoria Poleva schlagen. Von Italien nach Frankreich blickt dann Georg Philipp Telemann mit den... Read full text

Keywords: Baroque

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Musicians

Erik BosgraafRecorder, Director
Concerto KölnEnsemble

Program

Georg Philipp TelemannOuvertüren-Suite in Es-Dur TWV 55:Es2 für Flöte, Streicher und Basso continuo
Erik Bosgraaf»Sul Pontocello« für Barockorchester
Georg Friedrich HändelConcerto grosso F-Dur op. 6,9 HWV 327 für Streicher und Basso continuo
Erik Bosgraaf»K« für Blockflöte und Barockorchester
Victoria PolevaKonzert für ukrainische Obertonflöte (Blockflöte) und Barockorchester
Antonio VivaldiConcerto für Flautino, Streicher und Basso continuo C-Dur RV 444
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