Rebaroque
Baroque with Folk Music and Jazz
Rebaroque returns to Grünewald Hall with a colourful programme: Baroque music influenced by folk music and jazz.
Since the orchestra was formed in 1998, it has established itself as one of Sweden’s leading Baroque ensembles, with guest performances in Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Finland, Norway, England and Lebanon.
With violinist Maria Lindal as concertmaster and artistic director, Rebaroque pushes musical limits within the rich offering of Baroque music to great success. The repertoire includes orchestral works, chamber music, oratories and operas, and the ensemble has worked with some of the world’s foremost soloists and conductors in the Baroque genre.
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The music
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George Frideric Handel Arrival of the Queen of Sheba from Solomon arr Jonas Dominique
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Anders Åkered Högtidslåtmin
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Eric Sahlström Vårdroppar arr Sébastien Dubé
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Trad Lappar skor arr Sébastien Dubé
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Sébastien Dubé Bach à la Dubémin
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Jean-Philippe Rameau Fugue, La Forqueray from Cinquième concert4 min
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Jean-Philippe Rameau Première entré – Le Turc généreux from Les Indes galantes2 min
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Jean-Philippe Rameau Entrée Polymnie from Les Boréades5 min
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Antonio Vivaldi From Bassoon Concerto in e minor RV 4843 min
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Johann Sebastian Bach/Andreas Edlund/Traditionell Rebens Opfer4 min
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Eric Sahlström Stormyren arr Näsbommin
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Eric Sahlström Hem från Gesunda arr Sébastien Dubé
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Torbjörn Näsbom Vatten arr Sébastien Dubé
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Sébastien Dubé G-Reel – Real Funkymin
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Participants
- Rebaroque
- Maria Lindal leader
- Torbjörn Näsbom keyed fiddle
- Sébastien Dubé double bass
- Mats Klingfors bassoon