October 13, 2002: Michael Gailit, Organist and Music Director, St Augustine Church, Vienna
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Organist at St. Augustine Church in Vienna, and soloist with many of the great orchestras of Europe,
Mr. Gailit is also regularly featured in European radio
and television productions, and has an extensive discography. Mr. Gailit will present a fascinating program of works by Bach and his admirers, including the
well-known Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, BWV 565, and Mozart’s Fantasy in F minor.
Sunday at 3 PM
Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill
8855 Germantown Avenue
Philadelphia, PA
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November 9, 2002: Father Sean Duggan, Benedictine Monk and Bach Keyboardist
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Father Duggan’s unique mission is to “Play Bach,” and he regularly
performs the entire keyboard corpus in a series of concerts. He touches audiences and critics alike, not only with his consummate skill, but
also with his deep understanding of the spirituality of Bach’s music. He will perform a varied all-Bach program, including several preludes and
fugues from the Well-Tempered Clavier, an English Suite, and two Richercars from the Musical Offering.
Saturday at 8 PM
The Ethical Society of Philadelphia
1906 S. Rittenhouse Square
Philadelphia, PA
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December 6, 2002: The Washington Bach Consort, Dr. J. Reilly Lewis, Founder and Music Director
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Join us for a festive choral concert
by the Washington Bach Consort, performing seasonal Bach cantatas,
including “Darzu is erschienen der Sohn Gottes,” BWV 40. The Consort was the only American group invited to perform at Bach’s own St. Thomas
Church in Leipzig, during the 250th anniversary commemoration of Bach’s death. “(Dr.) Lewis has raised this group to a world-class ensemble
compared with the finest groups in Bach native land” – The Washington Post.
Friday at 8 PM
The Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill
8855 Germantown Avenue
Philadelphia, PA
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February 7, 2003: Anner Bylsma, Cellist
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The Bach Festival is collaborating with the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society and the Philadelphia Museum of Art to present the great Dutch
cellist, Anner Bylsma, acclaimed world-wide especially for his interpretation
of Bach’s suites for unaccompanied cello (Pro Arte).
Friday 7:30 PM
The Philadelphia Museum of Art
26th Street and Benjamin Franklin Parkway
Philadelphia, PA
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March 22, 2003: Mr. Bach’s Birthday Party
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For children and their (grand)parents.
Music & Games, Birthday Cake & Ice Cream, Fun with Bach
Saturday 2-4 PM
The Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill
8855 Germantown Avenue
Philadelphia, PA
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