Concert "Celebrate Bach"

Performed by Accademia Amsterdam, vocalists Quatre Bouches and Voxtet.

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I had a wonderful concert evening!
First of all, the beautiful cantatas with beautiful individual voices but also beautiful ensemble singing and ... beautifully blending accompaniment. [...] The four-handed organ playing by Euwe and Sybolt sounded [...] as if the organ were in 4th gear. [...] The relaxed and also festive atmosphere was enhanced by the choir singing of the public. [...] The toast at the back of the church was finally cosy.

A visitor about the festive concert on the evening before King's Day, 26 April 2015

Accademia Amsterdam Summer Courses in Perugia (Italy)

Yet often we think of the great time and wonderful course in Perugia. It was good to be there. Therefore thanks for everything. Meanwhile we have made ​​friends enthusiastic [to come with us next year].

8 September 2013

CD of Accademia Amsterdam, co-production Folia

Contents: "Music for Baroque Dances at the Court and Theatre"

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This is simply a sparkling gem of a release. The French noble style of dance was at its peak at the end of the 17th Century and through the first half of the 18th. [...] The music is divided in groups, mostly according to context — such as whether it was for the theater or the ballroom. A shorter section at the end has a few dances with Spanish and Italian flavor, and the last two are English country dances from the Playford collection.
I love this music, and it's performed in a way that feels very authentic — one can imagine an elegant French ballroom or a theater. Most of it is very lively (naturally), though there are some slower dances. Great party music!
The notes give quite a bit of information about the period in general and then a few words about each dance, including source notes, which might be of particular interest to performers.

American Record Guide March/April 2013

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