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Atlanta Baroque Orchestra LIVE concert++

Dear Friends and Supporters of the ABO, You are invited to ABO's opening night performance of our inaugural summer festival "Bach in Motion" on Friday, June 4, 2021 at 7:30 PM. As we return to live performance, we have a very limited number of safely-spaced seats available at the intimate Ambient + Studios. This exclusive concert includes a champagne reception with our artists. This VIP event is a fundraiser for the Atlanta Baroque Orchestra and a portion of the $150 ticket will be tax-deductible. Click here for more information and to purchase tickets! Our festival celebrates the solo suites of J.S. Bach set into motion, featuring ABO Artistic Director Julie Andrijeski, Associate Concertmaster Evan Few and guests in three contrasting vignettes: returning guest artist Paige Whitley-Bauguess will stylishly weave movement into Bach’s music through intricate and eye-opening 18th-century dance steps that provided the inspiration for all of Bach’s dance suites; dancer Julia Bengtsson, who together with cellist Stephanie Winters, the heart and soul of the Bach Cello Suites Festival Project, will showcase their performance that combines baroque and modern elements to illuminate the life and emotions of Bach’s wife and copyist Anna Magdalena Bach; and Atlanta’s own staibdance, led by Artistic Director George Staib, will present a contemporary portrait of Bach’s solo suites that will sow seeds for an exciting full-length future collaboration with the ABO.


2 additional shows are offered in person as regular concerts ($35) Saturday, June 5, afternoon and evening as well as a livestream ($20) Saturday at 7:30 PM


 
 
 

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