On October 8, 2024, at 20:00, the big concert hall of the Tbilisi State Conservatory will be dedicated to the organ music of Johann Sebastian Bach. The concert – “Journey to the world of organ music of Johann Sebastian Bach” will be held on the initiative of the leading music business company in Georgia “Bravo Records”. The works of the greatest German composer will be performed by the famous German organist, harpsichordist and conductor, professor of the State Music Universities of Linz and Stuttgart, J\u00f6rg Halubeck, who is considered one of the best performers in the world on medieval instruments – organ and harpsichord. At the same time, J\u00f6rg Halubek is one of the greatest researchers of medieval music. Several forgotten operas and many musical pieces from the Baroque period have been discovered by him.<\/p>\n
In 2004, after winning the 14th International Johann Sebastian Bach Competition in Leipzig, J\u00f6rg Halubeck undertook a large-scale project entitled “Bach’s Organ Landscapes”. Within the framework of the project, he studied the traditions of organ building in various German cities, came in contact with historical instruments from Bach’s time and investigated the influence of the cultural features characteristic of these cities on the sounds of Johann Sebastian Bach’s organ music. J\u00f6rg Halubeck traveled to 10 cities in Germany with a video crew, played the organs on which Johann Sebastian Bach performed his genius creations, and released this unique musical project as a series of CD albums together with the BERLIN CLASSICS record label. As a result of this trip, J\u00f6rg Halubeck and his video crew created a unique photo and 360\u00b0 VR video material, which, within the framework of this unique project, captured the sound world of Bach – German cities and their surroundings, churches, organs, the environment where Genius Johann Sebastian Bach lived and created his eternal music.<\/p>\n
In 2007, at the concerts held on 14 Sundays, J\u00f6rg Halubeck performed all the organ works of Johann Sebastian Bach. He participates in Bach festivals around the world and performs with various orchestras on concert stages around the world as a harpsichordist. In 2008, under his leadership, the famous baroque orchestra called “IL gusto barocco” was created.<\/p>\n
So, on October 8, in the big concert hall of the State Conservatory, Jorg Halubek’s Bach organ music project will be presented to Georgian listeners!<\/p>\n
Attend an unforgettable evening and travel to the world of the amazing organ music of the genius Johann Sebastian Bach!<\/p>\n
Concert program<\/p>\n
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)<\/p>\n
L\u00fcneburg (1700)<\/p>\n
Niehoff, Scherer, Stellwagen<\/p>\n
Chorale “Jesus, my joy!” BWV 1105<\/p>\n
(Modified coral from the “Neumeister Collection “)<\/p>\n
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Arnstadt (1703) – Wender<\/p>\n
Toccata and Fugue in D minor BWV 565<\/p>\n
“Glory to the Lord in heaven” BWV 715<\/p>\n
(Modified coral)<\/p>\n
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L\u00fcbeck (1705) – Scherer, Stellwagen<\/p>\n
Passacaglia in c minor BWV582<\/p>\n
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Weimar (1708) – Compenius, Trebs<\/p>\n
Trio-super “Lord Jesus Christ, look upon us” BWV 655<\/p>\n
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Concerto in D minor BWV 596 \u2013 Grave \u2013 Fuga \u2013 Largo e spiccato<\/p>\n
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Hamburg (1720) – Schnittger<\/p>\n
Fantasy (BWV542)<\/p>\n
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Leipzig (1739) – Trost, Hildebrnadt, Silbermann<\/p>\n
“Awake, the voice is calling us” BWV 645 (from the Schubler Chorale)<\/p>\n
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Fugue in G minor (BWV 542)<\/p>\n
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The presenters of the project are: Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany Tbilisi, Tbilisi City Hall, ProCredit Bank<\/p>\n
General sponsor: Knauf<\/p>\n
Sponsor: K-Array<\/p>\n
Supported by: IPOA<\/p>\n
Informational support: “Rustavi 2”, radio holding “Fortuna”<\/p>\n
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