Tue Jul 25 12:00
Space Time Continuo: Pachelbel’s Fugues
Montreal’s Space Time Continuo invites us to travel down below the treble clef and to venture beyond Pachelbel’s Canon in D! While the instruments of the continuo are usually relegated to a supporting role, Space Time Continuo brings them into the spotlight with a Pachelbel-rich program performed by heavy-hitters of the Montreal early music scene. Since its debut in 2019, Space Time Continuo has released the album CAROLO (Leaf-Music 2022), played live and online events during the pandemic (Festival Lanaudière, Wheel Club Live, Conservatoire de Montréal), and recorded a second disc, “Pachelbel Magnificat Fugues,” released in 2022 (ANALEKTA). Created and directed by the Arion Baroque Orchestra’s principal cellist Amanda Keesmaat, Space Time Continuo will also perform Montreal composer Maxime McKinley’s “Borromean Knots” (2020) for three Baroque cellos. Join us, and learn that Pachelbel wasn’t a “one-hit wonder” after all!
Programme
Johann Pachelbel (1653 – 1706)
Magnificat Fugue Primi Toni No. 1, P. 257
Magnificat Fugue Primi Toni No. 4, P. 260
Magnificat Fugue Primi Toni No. 17, P. 273
Magnificat Fugue Primi Toni No. 2, P. 258
Johann Pachelbel
Musicalische Ergötzung, Partita No. 5 in C Major, P. 374
Sonata – Aria – Trezza – Chaconne
Johann Pachelbel
Magnificat Fugue Tertii Toni No. 7, P. 294
Magnificat Fugue Tertii Toni No. 5, P. 298
Maxime McKinley (B. 1979)
Noeuds Borroméens
Johann Pachelbel
Magnificat Quarti Toni No. 2, P. 307
Magnificat Quarti Toni No. 5, P. 310
Magnificat Quarti Toni No. 7, P. 312
Alessandro Piccinini (1566-1638)
Tenore detto il Mercatello
Chiaccona in partite variate
Johann Pachelbel
Magnificat Octavi Toni No.9, P.352
Magnificat Octavi Toni No.6, P.349
Johann Pachelbel
Chaconne in F Minor, P. 43
Johann Pachelbel
Magnificat Quinti Toni No. 7, P. 320
Magnificat Quinti Toni No. 9, P. 322
Magnificat Fugue Sexti Toni No.1, P. 326
Magnificat Quinti Toni No. 3, P. 316
- Space Time Continuobaroque bass band
- Amanda Keesmaatbaroque cello
- Andrea Stewartbaroque cello
- Camille Paquette-Roybaroque cello
- Elinor Freybaroque cello
- Luc Beauséjourportatif organ
- Madeleine Owenbaroque guitar
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