Olga Pashchenko & Jed Wentz
Philidor, Boismortier, Couperin & Bach
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Recorded live at the Gertrudiskapel Utrecht, 24 August 2020
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About this concert
Harpsichordist Olga Pashchenko and Jed Wentz (traverso) perform a selection of works by Pierre Danican Philidor, Joseph Bodin de Boismorter, Francois Couperin en Johann Sebastian Bach. This concert was recorded during the Utrecht Early Music Festival 2020.
Programme
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Pierre Danican Philidor
Suite IX in E minor, Op. 2
[Prélude] Lentement
Courante (Affectueusement)
Rigaudon en Rondeau
Gigue
Fugue1681-1731 -
Joseph Bodin de Boismortier
Sonate III in G major for harpsichord & traverso
Rondement - Gayement
Air (Gracieusement)
Gayement1689-1755 -
François Couperin
Le Rossignol en amour
1668-1733 -
Johann Sebastian Bach
Sonate in B minor for obbligato harpsichord & traverso, BWV 1030
Andante
Largo e dolce
Presto1685-1750
Musicians
- Jed Wentz traverso
- Olga Pashchenko harpsichord
About the performers
Jed Wentz is a flautist and musicologist and obtained his doctorate from Leiden University. With his ensemble Musica ad Rhenum he gave many concerts with repertoire mainly from the eighteenth century. He teaches at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam and regularly publishes in early music magazines. He is artistic advisor and programmer for the Early Music Organisation and works at the Leiden University.
Olga Pashchenko is a Russian pianist, organist, harpsichordist and fortepianist. She studied at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow with Alexei Lubimov, Olga Martynova and Alexei Shmitov. In 2013 and 2014 she rounded off her supplemental fortepiano and harpsichord studies with Richard Egarr. In 2013 she also launched her first solo CD of music by Beethoven, Dussek and Mendelssohn, followed by a stunning recording of Beethoven’s Variations for Piano. Pashchenko was artist in residence during the Utrecht Early Music Festival of 2016.