🎶🔥 Vivaldi, arr. Jeannette Sorrell – La Folia (Locura) Apollo’s Fire – La Noche en que Explotó el Arco del Violonchelo 🎻 • La Folia es uno de los temas más antiguos y famosos de la música occidental. Surgió como una danza ibérica, asociada a un carácter frenético y repetitivo, y se convirtió en un modelo perfecto para variaciones: la misma progresión armónica regresa en ciclos, mientras los instrumentos se arriesgan cada vez más sobre ella. Por eso el apodo Locura tiene sentido: es una espira

“The sons of Israel do mourn, and they are in bitterness; all the people sigh, and hang down their heads to the ground.” Apollo’s Singers (chorus of Apollo's Fire Baroque Orchestra) and Jeannette Sorrell rehearse Part I of Handel’s “Israel in Egypt” in advance of their NY Phil performance this week, conducted by Sorrell. Learn more ▶️ https://nyphil.org/concerts-tickets/2324/handel-israel-egypt | New York Philharmonic

Bach – Orchestral Suite No. 2, under the direction of Jeannette Sorrell and performed by the New World Symphony Fellows in 2018. Written in 1738 or 1739, this suite was the latest of his four orchestral suites and may have been his final new orchestral work, as he retired from the Collegium Musicum in 1741. It uses the smallest ensemble of Bach’s suites, featuring a single flute with strings and basso continuo. While much of Bach’s flute music was labeled flauto—indicating a vertical instrument

Brew up a good time with the DSO! ☕ Join guest conductor Jeannette Sorrell for Bach, Telemann, and Vivaldi, inspired by the lively spirit of Leipzig’s coffeehouse concerts. 🎻 Buy tickets at bit.ly/41tOTph. | Detroit Symphony Orchestra