I have this bomb corral prayed as orchestrated by all told me no risk Iggy and performed here by the Seattle Symphony directed by Gerard Schwartz. Over you know recipe get a man who took great interest in music of the past think of his 3 suites and ancient areas and dances for the lewd for example or the concerto Gregori ya know based on Gregorian chant Well here's another example that we just heard his orchestration of a Bach around previewed via sleepers awake Seattle Symphony Gerard Schwartz this is a photo blues Oni's transcription of Bach's organ corral pray do you advocate Alf's sleepers awake and it's recorded here by Frederick. At. When. Janice was Frederick she owed the transcriber was a man and a lot of transcribing of Bach organ music photo blues Oni and other works of Bach as well that is based of course on the famous ocket Alf sleepers awake. And that turns us now to some music from also the German baroque in fact a friend of Bach named Philip telling mom and we're going to feature the violin now not only in this piece but also in the Pogany Concerto which will follow here is an f. Sharp minor Violin Sonata by York free to tell a man with Dorian coming off Mandy violin and Paul CNOOC harpsichord. That was Paul CNOOC performing on the harpsichord Dorian calling off bandy on the violin and actually in its world premiere recording we heard the violin sonata in f. Sharp minor by Philip. More violin music to come let's go back to Bach for just a moment we listen to some transcriptions of organ music this is now played on the organ by Lee and I'll roll and it is the chorale prayed he would leap Stargazer all of us in here beloved in Jesus we are here. Performing on the organ at that corral previewed by Sebastian Bach. Well for an equal part Guinea and his concertos this is where it all began we're going to listen to the Violin Concerto Number one perhaps only eclipsed in fame by the Concerta Number 2 he wrote at least 6 some of those have had to been reconstructed but anyway here is it's not problem and violin Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Lawrence foster the conductor and Pogany needs Violin Concerto Number one . Please. Please. Please Plays. Love love. Playing. Plug and Play. Play play. play the bad luck. Play. Play play. Form. Good. Play. 6 6 C i am glad my long. Play play. Play play. Play. Play. Yeah. 6 Yeah. Yeah. Man. I met. World. War. Me. Little. Warm. Clothing and. Food. Stamps don't love her love her own land. A little. Lonely. And to. Live with. The fact. That in. The morning the earth. Good morning. Her and. Her family. Man. Food. Man. But. Man. Am. Born. During the war. Plan. To. 'd land. A man's land. Play. Recorded in the early 1970 s. It's like Perlman violin the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Lawrence foster the conductor and that is music of Nichole Pogany written around $817.00 or so his Violin Concerto Number one. There's a wonderful story told about the London premiere of that piece the orchestra members of course that they're playing it for since it was a premiere they only rehearsed the orchestral cues and so during the performance they were so astonished by Pogany knees playing that they didn't notice that a candle on one of the stands caught the stand on fire and it wasn't till the audience reacted that they were brought to their senses and had to put the fire out here is it's a comment again and Nicole Pogany again and this is the solo Caprice number 16 or. so.
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