FOURTH INTERNATIONAL J. S. BACH DIALOGUE MEETING
New Directions in Bach Studies
Denis Arnold Hall, Faculty of Music
University of Oxford
Saturday 3 January 2009
13.30: Registration and Welcome at Merton College Chapel
14.00: Musical Moment: Coffee Cantata, BWV 211
From 14.30: Further registrations possible at the Faculty of Music.
14.45: Afternoon Sessions I and II, Faculty of Music: Bach the Dramatist
Speakers: Christoph Wolff, Irmgard Scheitler, Michael Maul, Ruth
HaCohen. Chair: Reinhard Strohm.
18.30: Evening Session
John Eliot Gardiner will speak on Bach and the spirit of music drama.
Conference Dinner, Merton College
Sunday 4 January 2009
9.30: Morning session I, Faculty of Music: Young Scholars' Forum
PhD students and young scholars are invited to talk about their work.
10.30: Lecture Demonstration
Reinhold Kubik and Margit Legler (Vienna) on rhetoric, gesture and
scenic imagination in Bach's music, to complement the theme of 'Bach
the Dramatist'.
11.30: Morning Session II: Music and Text (1) Rediscovery of Sources and their
Implication
Tatiana Shabalina will speak on recently rediscovered sources in St.
Petersburg.
12.20: Lunch break
13.30: Afternoon Session I: Music and Text (2) Context and Interpretation
Roundtable session chaired by John Butt. Speakers:
Peter Smaill, Burkhard Schwalbach, Szymon Paczkowski.
15.10: Afternoon Session II: Burning Issues Forum
Speakers will include Ruth Tatlow and Margaret Steinitz.
End of Dialogue Meeting, 16.00
Those who wish to stay and participate in the meetings of the BNUK
Study Groups are welcome to do so:
. Music and Text (chair: John Butt)
. Nineteenth Century Bach Reception History (chair: Yo Tomita)
Enquiries: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (or mobile 2-4 January 2009: 07857
076121).
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