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Tuesday, 07 February 2012
7.30pm

Brandenburg/Cantata Series II, Edinburgh
Queen's Hall Edinburgh

Dunedin Consort with its music director, John Butt, continues the journey of the Brandenburg Concertos juxtaposing them with some of his most exquisite cantatas. This programme explores the rich sound world of Bach's music. Brandenburg concerto no 6 presents the uncommon combination violas da gamba and da braccio and the other-wordly sound of Cantata 106 'Actus Tragicus' with gambas and recorders. SUPPORTED BY DUNARD FUND Brandenburg Cantata Series I - Dunedin Consort from Dunedin Consort

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Tel 0131 668 2019
Tickets £22, £19, £15, £9.50 (Concessions Available)
Wednesday, 08 February 2012
7.30pm

Brandenburg/Cantata Series II, Perth
Perth Concert Hall

The Dunedin Consort's interpretations of Bach are internationally acclaimed and this concert promises to be truly uplifting. They continue their cycle of Bach's much-loved Brandenburg Concertos cycle with numbers 4 and 6. These frame two of his great cantatas Actus Tragicus and Tritt auf die Glaubensbahn. "the audiences felt buoyed and sure the performances they had just heard could not be bettered" Perthshire Advertiser, Sep 2011 Brandenburg Cantata Series I - Dunedin Consort from

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£20.50, £15.50, £10.50 (Concessions Available)
Friday, 10 February 2012 -
Sunday, 12 February 2012
5pm on Friday 10th

Edinburgh Weekend Course. St John Passion
St Mary's Metropolitan Cathedral Parish Hall

We base our workshops on pieces we are passionate about. This year is no different and we will be working on Bach’s John Passion which is the main drive of our recording initiave for 2012. It is perhaps no surprise that the John Passion is the next great work on Dunedin's wish list for recordings. While it will match our recording of the Matthew Passion with the use of eight principal singers and a small specialist orchestra, it will also offer a new and exciting perspective on the work

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Tel 0131 516 3718
Registration £150 (Concessions £120)
Wednesday, 28 March 2012
7.30pm

Matthew Passion, Edinburgh
Queen's Hall, Edinburgh

Dunedin Consort and Players will perform St Matthew Passion by JS Bach for the twelfth year in succession. The Passion was first performed at Easter between 1727 and 1729 and Dunedin's performances have now become firmly rooted in Scotland’s musical calendar. Dunedin sings in German and the emotion and drama of the Passion story alternates with Picander’s poignant and devotional verse. SUPPORTED BY DUNARD FUND

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Tel 0131 668 2019
Tickets £25, £22, £17, £12 (Concessions Available)
Thursday, 29 March 2012
7.30pm

Matthew Passion, Perth
Perth Concert Hall

Dunedin Consort and Players will perform St Matthew Passion by JS Bach for the twelfth year in succession. The Passion was first performed at Easter between 1727 and 1729 and Dunedin's performances have now become firmly rooted in Scotland’s musical calendar. Dunedin sings in German and the emotion and drama of the Passion story alternates with Picander’s poignant and devotional verse.

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Tel 01738 621 031
£10.50 - £25.50 (concessions available)
Saturday, 31 March 2012
7.30pm

Matthew Passion, Eisenach, Thüringer Bachwochen
Georgenkirche

Our first German concert could not be at a better location: Eisenach. We will open the 2012 Thuringia Bach Festival. The entire day will be dedicated to its theme “reformation and music”. The opening event includes a podium discuss­ion, in which renowned participants talk about Bach’s religiosity and the connection between religion and music as well as the role that religious beliefs still play in music today. The festival will be kicked off in the afternoon with an ecumenical

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Saturday, 28 April 2012
8pm
Monteverdi Vespers 1610

Monteverdi Vespers 1610
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum : The Centre Hall

Monteverdi’s glorious Vespers were not written for Venice, but they have become inextricably linked with Basilica of San Marco – the church where Monteverdi directed the music for so many years. Famously, the many balconies and organ lofts of San Marco allowed Monteverdi to execute all kinds of spatial effects by placing musicians in different parts of the building. Dr John Butt will take full advantage of the spaces in Kelvingrove to replicate his special effects.

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Tel 0141 353 8000
Tickets £17.50 15.00
Sunday, 06 May 2012
7.30pm

Brandenburg/Cantata Series III, Edinburgh
Queen's Hall Edinburgh

Dunedin's final season concert completes the Brandenburgs set with the impossibly virtuosic Brandenburg concerto number 2 for Trumpet, Violin, Oboe and Recorder. Bach's Cantata BWV 174 is one of those gems that show how Bach re-invented his own music, in this occasion his Brandenburg concerto no 3. SUPPORTED BY DUNARD FUND

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Tel 0131 668 2019
Tickets £22, £19, £15, £9.50 (Concessions Available)
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