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Apollo's Cabinet

Apollo's Cabinet

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Wednesday 28th January 2025 
Keele University Chapel, 7:30pm 
Apollo’s Cabinet 

A birthday party for a king - Music at the court of Frederick the Great  
On January 24, 1758, Frederick II celebrated his 46th birthday – and we are joining! Musicians from the Royal Court Orchestra perform, and of course Johann Gottlieb Graun, who played music with Frederick when he was still crown prince, is concertmaster for the special occasion. Works by Germany's most gifted composers are being performed and didn’t the late Johann Sebastian Bach once consecrate a "musical offering" to the king, in which he transformed a theme given to him by Frederick to all the rules of his art? With Georg Philipp Telemann, the flair of the big wide world comes from the Hanseatic city of Hamburg. But music isn't everything: there's dancing, laughing and playing, as befits a royal party. And Frederick's revered flute master and musical father figure Johann Joachim Quantz leads the celebrations as maître de plaisir. 

Frederick the Great March  
J. G. Graun Concerto for Recorder and Violin in C-Major 
Allegro  
C.P.E. Bach Hamburger Flötensonate in G Dur, Hg164 
Allegretto  
J. J. Quantz Triosonata in C-Major  
Vivace  
J. S. Bach Musical Offering, BWV1079  
Canon a 2 cancrizans - Canon a 2 violini unisono -  
Canon per tonos  
J. A. Hasse Cantata per Flauto  
Allegro - Largo - Allegro  
D. Buxtehude La Capricciosa  
Kraut und Rüben and other Pop- and Folk tunes 
 
INTERVAL  
 
G. P. Telemann   Overture Suite: Les nations anciens et modèrnes, TWV55:G4 
J. P. Kirnberger Der allzeit bereite Menuetten- und  
Polonaisenkomponist 
Dice-Compositions  
J. S. Bach Was mir behagt, ist nur die muntre Jagd BWV 208   Sheep may safely graze  
G. P. Telemann Concerto for recorder and traverso, TWV 52:e1 Presto 

Tickets £16

Students and 16 and under are FREE

PARKING & HOW TO FIND US: Parking is free on campus after 5pm on a weekday and during the weekend. The closest car park to the University Chapel is the pay and display car park located on Union Square. Campus map here: https://www.keele.ac.uk/about/howtofindus/maps/keele-campus-map.pdf 
Keele Chapel is in Building 7 on this map. 

ACCESS: Keele University Chapel Access Guide - https://www.accessable.co.uk/keele-university/access-guides/chapel  

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