Sunday 29 November, 17:00

Bach Absolu

Booking Required

A full evening devoted to Johann Sebastian Bach, presented as a complete immersion in the Cantor’s universe. From the jubilant brilliance of the Brandenburg Concertos to the meditative depth of the cantata Ich habe genug, the program gathers celebrated pages—suites, concertos and the great Toccata and Fugue—performed by the ensemble Gli Angeli Genève and soloists Sander Kintaert, Benny Aghassi, Alexis Kossenko, Emmanuel Laporte, Eva Saladin, Francis Jacob and Stephan MacLeod. A concentrated musical arc combining virtuosity, vocal intimacy and organ majesty.

Rue du Général-DUFOUR 14,
1204 Genève
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