The Société Générale Historical Performance Program seeks to expose students of the Escuela Superior de Música Reina Sofía to the diverse performance traditions from the Renaissance (through the Baroque) to musical Classicism, through the study of their stylistic characteristics, repertoire, the history and evolution of instruments, etc. These aspects will enable students to integrate knowledge and practices that until recently were exclusive to specialists, and which are increasingly necessary in today’s musical profession.
Chamber Groups of the Société Générale Historical Performance Program, professor Paul Goodwin. Sony Auditorium (Madrid) 04/29/2024
RAMEAU, Jean-Philippe
First concert from “Pieces de clavecin en concerts” for harpsichord, violin/flute and viola da gamba/violin
I. La Coulicam, in C minor
II. La Livri, rondeau gratieux, in C minor
III. Le Vézinet, in C major
María Ramos Barrio, violin
Mario Carpintero Martín, viola
Leonardo Chiodo, cello
Nicolás Margarit, harpsichord
ZELENKA, Jan Dismas
Sonata for violin, oboe, bassoon and basso continuo No. 3 in B-flat major ZWV 181/3
I. Adagio
II. Allegro
Ana Molina Touza, violin
Fidel Fernández Moraleja, oboe
Javier Sanz Pascual, bassoon
Alberto Díaz-Pallarés Gil, double bass
Mikhail Tolstov, harpsichord
BACH, Johann Sebastian
Secular cantata “Mer hahn en neue Oberkeet” (Picander) for soprano, bass, horn, flute, strings and basso continuo BWV 212 “Peasant Cantata”
I. Overture in A major
Ana Molina Touza, violin
Martina Bonaldo, viola
Luis Aracama Alonso, cello
Mikhail Tolstov, harpsichord
Church cantata “Ich liebe den Höchsten von ganzem Gemüte” (Picander) for 3 solo voices, 4-part choir, 2 horns, 2 oboes, taille, strings and basso continuo BWV 174
I. Sinfonia
Ana Molina Touza, violin
Jesús Eduardo Mujica Parra, viola
Martina Bonaldo, viola
Candela Arancón Gonzalo, viola
Luis Aracama Alonso, cello
Célia Garetti Nicole, cello
Leonardo Chiodo, cello
Miguel Flores Hernández, flute
Marta Chelet Coll, flute
Fidel Fernández Moraleja, oboe
Javier Sanz Pascual, bassoon
Álvaro Parrón Hidalgo, horn
Alberto Díaz-Pallarés Gil, double bass
Nicolás Margarit, harpsichord
