GLI INCOGNITI

Amandine Beyer, violin, director | Neven Lesage and Gabriel Pidoux, oboes | Théo Suchanek and Cyril Vittecoq, horns | Alejandro Pérez Marín, bassoon | Alba Roca, Natalie Carducci, Flavio Losco, Katia Viel and Vadym Makarenko, violins | Marta Páramo and Ottavia Rausa, violas | Baldomero Barciela, viola da gamba | Marco Ceccato and Rebeca Ferri, cellos | Anna Fontana, harpsichord

PROGRAMME

Tempora mutantur

Haydn: Symphony no. 47 in G major “Palindrome”, Hob. I:47 / Concerto for violin, harpsichord and strings in F major, Hob. VIII:6 / Concerto for violin in G major, Hob. VIIa:4 / Symphony no. 64 in A major “Tempora mutantur”, Hob. I:64

After the enjoyable game of hide-and-seek in search of works correctly or mistakenly attributed to Bach, which was last summer’s concert by French violinist Amandine Beyer and her ensemble Gli Incogniti, the group return to the Torroella Festival as a larger chamber orchestra to give a concert of works by Joseph Haydn. They will play two of his symphonies and two concerti, one of these a double concerto for violin and harpsichord.