Bach & Baroque Recital

BAROQUE PIECES & CHAPTER PERFORMERS

–Buxtehude – Fuga in C Major, Bux WV 174, performed by Katherine Rosenvall

–J.S. Bach – Wachet auf BWV 645 performed by Heidi Rodeback

–J.S. Bach – Herzlich tut mich Verlangen, BWV 727, performed by John Hoopes on Hauptwerk using Azzio sample set

–J.S. Bach – Wo solo ich fliehen hin, BWV 646, performed by Miranda Wilcox

–J.S. Bach – ADAGIO, BWV 974, arranged and performed on piano and organ by Mike Carson 

–J.S. Bach – “Vater unser I’m Hemmelreich,” BWV 737, performed Margo Wilcox

–Buxtehude – “Ich ruf zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ,” BuxWV 196, performed by Lori Serr

–J.S. Bach – Nun komm der Heiden Heiland, BWV 599, performed by Janet Blackmer

–J.S. Bach – In dir ist Freude, BWV 615, performed by Rex Ripplinger

–J.S. Bach – Schafe können sicher weiden (Sheep may safely graze) from Cantata 208, performed by Rob Stillmar

–J.S. Bach – Trio Sonatas, performed by James Welch, on September 6, 2020

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The UVAGO will hold its annual Bach recital virtually in March 2021. We hope you will share a recording of your performance of a piece by Bach or any chorale prelude or other piece by another Baroque composer. Please upload your piece onto the chapter’s Google Drive following the instructions below by March 15. A recital playlist will be made public on the chapter’s YouTube channel on Bach’s birthday, March 31.

• Make a video recording of you playing the piece by Bach or another Baroque composer that you would like to share with the chapter.
• Here are some tips about recording on mobile devices from an AGO webinar.
• If you would like help recording your piece, please contact UVAGO board member Margo Wilcox ().
• If you would like to record your piece on the Bigelow Opus 16 tracker organ at the Provo Central Stake Center, please contact Laura Pettersson () to make arrangements.
• Please record in one of the following video formats: MOV, MPEG4, MP4, AVI, WMV, FLV, 3GPP.
• After the video is ready, you will upload the recorded video to the chapter’s Google Drive account by March 15. Once you’ve uploaded your video to the chapter’s Google Drive account, DeeAnn Stone will upload it to the chapter’s YouTube channel.

How to upload the recorded video from a computer or smartphone to your personal Google Drive account. 

1.  Upload the recorded video from a computer or smartphone to your personal Google Drive account.
2.  Access your Google Drive account and go to “My Drive” or “Recent.”
3.  Find and select the uploaded video file. Before you share the file to the chapter’s Google Drive account, be sure to rename the file how you want it to appear at YouTube. Find and click “Share.”
4.  When the box comes up that says “Share with people and groups,” type (or copy and paste)  in the area that says “Add people and groups.”
5.  In the description caption, please include your name, the composer, the title of the piece you recorded, and the BWV number (if you are playing a piece by Bach, and if you know it). Then click the post button.

We look forward to hearing your piece on YouTube!