The Dallas Bach Society, 2010-2011, The Brandenburg Season

In 1721, Johann Sebastian Bach sent a collection of six instrumental concertos to Christian Ludwig, margrave of Brandenburg-Schwedt, accompanied by a dedication page in his best court French, in the hope that he might be offered a position at the Margrave’s court. These works are widely regarded as perhaps the finest set of musical compositions of the Baroque era. This year, the Dallas Bach Society, along with some of the most talented musicians in the United States, will perform the entire set over the course of the season.

Subscribe today and hear the complete Brandenburg Concertos of J.S. Bach performed throughout a season of great muisic, with Baroque Dance, a German Baroque Christmas, Handel’s Messiah and Sing-Along, Bach’s Magnificat and Cello Suites, and Vivalid’s Four Seaons.

Subscribe

Subscribe today to get the best seats for Handel’s Messiah and Bach’s Magnificat, along with an encore presentation of our New Year’s Eve concert Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. Gyongy Erödi returns from Germany, to play Bach’sUnaccompanied Suites for Cello, Part II.  The season also includes joint productions with the Dallas Museum of Art, University of Texas at Dallas and the New York Baroque Dance Company in the North American premiere of the opera-ballet, Zéphyre . And, of course J.S. Bach’s Six Brandenburg Concertos. This is a season you won’t want to miss!

Reserved General Admission Senior/Junior

Upcoming Concerts

see all concerts