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Koester & Figg — Skeletons of the Opera

Support Midtown Concerts: https://gemsny.org/support-gems/ Click "more" for program information Elliot Figg and Caitlyn Koester ~ harpsichord Famously described as “Two skeletons copulating on a tin roof,” the harpsichord has at times been undersold for its dramatic capabilities. Koester & Figg tell another tale… keyboard opera transcriptions begin alongside the earliest operas. Baroque opera finds a continuous history with modern historically-informed transcriptions. Koester & Figg blend historical transcriptions with their own for a program that moves the skeletons from the rooftop into the opera house. View the program with text translations: https://gemsny.org/programs/Koester-a... 0:00 Opening credits 0:29 Overture to Rodelinda, HWV 19 (G.F. Handel (1685–1759)) 8:30 Remarks 11:34 Suite of Dances from Céphale et Procris (Élisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre (1665–1729)) Overture ~ Air ~ Minuet ~ Gigue ~ Passacaille 27:16 Overture to Proserpine (J.-B. Lully (1632–1687)) Transcribed by Jean-Henri d’Anglebert (1629–1691) 35:30 Remarks 36:22 Suite from Dido and Aeneas (H. Purcell (1659–1695)) Overture ~ Triumphing Dance ~ Prelude to the Witches ~ Echo Dance of Furies ~ The Grove ~ Scene of the Ships ~ The Sailors Dance ~ The Witches Dance ~ Dido’s Lament ~ Drooping Wings Join our mailing list: https://gemsny.org/newsletter/ More Info: https://gemsny.org/midtown-concerts