Bach at St Cecilia's Hall 1975

Date: 
Saturday, June 14, 1975
Time: 
8.30 pm
Season/No: 
1975, Concert 5 of 7

Fifth of a series of seven concerts entitled 'Bach at St Cecilia's Hall', given at St Cecilia's Hall in the summer of 1975.
Solo violin sonatas and partitas

Participant(s): 

Eduard Melkus (Vienna) - baroque violin
Colin Kingsley - clavichord

Work(s) / Composer(s) / Opus No(s): 

Programme of music by J.S. Bach

Sonata no. 1 in G minor for solo violin, BWV 1001
  Adagio
  Fuga (allegro)
  Siciliano
  Presto

Partita no. 2 in D minor for solo violin, BWV 1004
  Allemande
  Courante
  Sarabande
  Gigue
  Chaconne

Interval

Two-part inventions, played on a clavichord of J.A. Haas, 1764
  C major
  E minor
  A major
  F major
  A minor
  D minor
  D major
  B minor

Sonata no. 3 in C major for solo violin, BWV 1005
  Adagio
  Fuga (alla breve)
  Largo
  Allegro assai

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Instrument / Organ Specification: 
Programme: 
12-page booklet on yellow paper outlining all seven concerts
Programme Notes: 

No programme notes

Ticket and/or Programme Price(s): 
Tickets 75p (Season Ticket for any 6 concerts, £4), Supper tickets 75p
Publicity and Reviews: 

Publicity posters in two sizes on yellow paper, outlining all seven concerts with details of ticket prices.  Tickets on sale at the Edinburgh Bookshop, George Street, Edinburgh.
Several advertisements in the press in advance of the series and in advance of each concert.

Programme is in the form of a brochure with details of all seven concerts.

[Reid] Professor: 
Printer(s): 
Summerhall Press Ltd. Edinburgh
Notes: 

A lecture on the programme "J.S. Bach's solo violin sonatas" was given by Hans Gal at 7 pm in the Laigh Room (a room on the ground floor immediately below the concert room).
The lecture was followed by a buffet supper with wine at 7.45 pm  Tickets for the buffet supper, 75p.

During the interval of the concert coffee and biscuits on sale in the Laigh Room.

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Harpsichord maintenance by John Barnes.