J.S. Bach was all but forgotten when Felix Mendelssohn launched a full-scale revival of Bach’s music in 1829—two geniuses from different eras whose music captivates, inspires, and reaches deep into the soul. Hear both composers in the hands of the absolutely riveting conductor and pianist András Schiff. “Schiff performed Bach . . . and transformed the huge and well-filled hall into a bowl of rapt silence” (Independent).
Conductor/Performers
András Schiff
Conductor and Piano
Jennifer Mitchell
Soprano
Margaret (Peg) Lisi
Mezzo-soprano
Michael Jankosky
Tenor
San Francisco Symphony Chorus, Ragnar Bohlin, Director
San Francisco Symphony
Program
J.S. Bach
Keyboard Concerto No. 3 in D major
J.S. Bach
Keyboard Concerto No. 4 in A major
J.S. Bach
Orchestral Suite No. 3
Mendelssohn
Lobgesang, Opus 52
J.S. Bach was all but forgotten when Felix Mendelssohn launched a full-scale revival of Bach’s music in 1829—two geniuses from different eras whose music captivates, inspires, and reaches deep into the soul. Hear both composers in the hands of the absolutely riveting conductor and pianist András Schiff. “Schiff performed Bach . . . and transformed the huge and well-filled hall into a bowl of rapt silence” (Independent).
Conductor/Performers
András Schiff
Conductor and Piano
Jennifer Mitchell
Soprano
Margaret (Peg) Lisi
Mezzo-soprano
Michael Jankosky
Tenor
San Francisco Symphony Chorus, Ragnar Bohlin, Director
San Francisco Symphony
Program
J.S. Bach
Keyboard Concerto No. 3 in D major
J.S. Bach
Keyboard Concerto No. 4 in A major
J.S. Bach
Orchestral Suite No. 3
Mendelssohn
Lobgesang, Opus 52
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