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The Giants of the Baroque in London

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Sat, Jan 18, 2025, 15:00
The Danish baroque specialists Concerto Copenhagen presents a programme centered around Händel and Roman. When the young Swedish violinist and composer Johan Helmich Roman embarked on a study trip to London in 1716, it would prove to be a journey that was decisive, not only for Roman’s life but for the entire history of Swedish music.Roman came from the German-dominated music scene in Stockholm to London where the dominant musical trend was the Italian style, embodied in the recently arrived... Read full text
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Musicians

Concerto Copenhagen
Lars Ulrik MortensenConductor, Harpsichordist
Fredrik FromViolin

Program

The Golovin MusicJohan Helmich Roman
Trio Sonata in F major HWV 401Georg Friedrich Händel
Concerto grosso in B flat major for oboe and strings BeRI 46Johan Helmich Roman
Trio Sonata in F major HWV 401Georg Friedrich Händel
The Golovin MusicJohan Helmich Roman
Concerto grosso in d minor "La Folia"Francesco Geminiani
Trio Sonata in G major HWV 399Georg Friedrich Händel
Violin Concerto in d minor BeRI 49Johan Helmich Roman
Sinfonia in B flat major BeRI 11Johan Helmich Roman
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