Cello in volle Bloei – Anna Katynska met Bach’s Cello Suites
16 juni 2013 | 17.15 uur
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“Cello in full Bloom – J.S. Bach’s Suites for Unaccompanied Cello”
J.S. Bach’s suites for cello solo are among the most well-known and celebrated pieces for this instrument, even inspiring the design of a special garden to reflect the music of the 1st Suite, in Toronto, Canada.
For the 2013 Open Garden Day, 16 June, the Geelvinck Museum invites you to tour the beautiful grounds of the Museum and to end the day with a concert of Bach’s Unaccompanied Suites for Cello and one surprise piece… giving you the chance to reflect on the infinite connection between music, nature and inspiration…
On this special occasion the Geelvinck Museum collaborates with Pegasus School for Early Music in their End of Year Concert, performed by the remarkable Anna Katynska on Baroque Cello.
Inspiration
A garden, shaped in the mood of Bach’s cello suites, inspired Anna Katynska to choose this theme for Sunday 16 June, during the Open Garden Days 2013.
This delightful Toronto garden — a reflection in landscape of Bach’s Suite No. 1 in G Major for unaccompanied cello, BWV 1007 — was designed by internationally renowned cellist Yo Yo Ma and landscape designer Julie Moir Messervy, in collaboration with landscape architects from the City of Toronto’s Parks and Recreation Department.
Program:
J.S. Bach (1685-1750) – Suite for unaccompanied cello in d minor BWV1008
Anna Katynska, Baroque Cello:
Ania Katynska is a baroque cello, viola da gamba and basse de violon player. She studied with Jaap ter Linden, Phoebe Carrai, Markus Möllenbeck, Mark Caudle and Kazimierz Pyzik.
Ania has collaborated with Arte dei Suonatori, New Dutch Academy, International Baroque Players, Harmony of Nations, Collegium Musicum Den Haag and Wroclaw Baroque Orchestra. She is currently a member of ensembles Concordi Musici, Ensemble Eloquentia and Parnassos.
Ania has given solo recitals on festivals in Ukraine, Poland and France, and recorded with Arte dei Suonatori, Parnassos and International Baroque Players. Along her playing carrier, Ania regularly teaches, among all during Les Ateliers de Musique Ancienne in Le Treport, each summer since 5 years, and as a member of the teaching staff at Pegasus School for Early Music, Amsterdam.