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The Bach-consort of Moscow - an early music ensemble with period instruments and one-per-part cast - was founded in 2007. The repertoire is focused on Baroque and Renaissance music: J.S. Bach, Dietrich Buxtehude, Antonio Vivaldi, Johann Rosenmüller, Purcell, Georg Philipp Telemann, Monteverdi, Italian and English madrigalists. The concert programmes of Bach-consort include both well known (such as B-minor Mass (BWV 232) by J.S. Bach, Magnificat and Gloria by A. Vivaldi, etc.) and rarely performed pieces.
The flexibility and subtle emotional contact within the group helps the ensemble to explore the wide range of chamber repertoire. The singers's experience allows both choral and solo stuff to be performed equally successful. The most masterly and charismatic Moscow instrumentalists are members of the group. The Bach-consort with its great pleasure collaborates with European colleagues such as Maurice van Lieshout, Riccardo Minasi, Carsten Eckert.
The ensemble performs a lot in Russia, mostly in Moscow and Sanct-Petersburg, and also in Europe ("Russian Christmas in Vienna", recorded and broadcasted by ORF; concerts in Rome, 2010 and Vienna, 2012). |
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Liliya Gaysina (Soprano)
Yulia Mikkonen (Alto)
Andrey Krasavin (Tenor)
Anton Tutnov (Bass)
Other singers:
Nadiya Zelyankova (Soprano)
Paul Bentley (Tenor) |
Vladislav Pesin (Baroque Violin)
Marina Katarzhnova (Baroque Violin, Baroque Viola)
Tatiana Fedyakova (Baroque Violin, Baroque Viola, Viola da gamba)
Rust Posumsky (Baroque Violin, Baroque Viola, Viola da gamba)
Alexander Gulin (Baroque Cello, Viola da gamba)
Grigory Krotenko (Violone, Viola da gamba)
Anastasia Braudo (Organ)
Asya Grechisheva (Theorbo, Lute) |
