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2/11/02

'INVISIBLE BACH' CONCERT AT ST. LAWRENCE

CANTON - Philadelphia's internationally traveled baroque music 
ensemble, Tempesta di Mare, will perform one of its signature 
programs, "Invisible Bach," a concert of transformations by J.S. 
Bach of his own and others' works, played on flute, recorder, 
violin, cello, lute and harpsichord. The concert will be on 
Sunday, February 17, at 4 p.m. in Gulick Theatre; the event is 
open to the public, free of charge.
	Tempesta di Mare's artistic directors, the husband and 
wife team of Gwyn Roberts, flute and recorder, and Richard Stone, 
lute, perform "Invisible Bach" with Cynthia Roberts, violin, 
Vivian Barton Dozor, cello, and Barbara Weiss, harpsichord.
	Named after Vivaldi's famous concerto by that same name, 
Tempesta di Mare performs chamber music of the 17th and 18th 
centuries "with nothing less than breathtaking results," according 
to the American Record Guide. The group's CD, Francesco Maria 
Veracini: The Recorder Sonatas, earned BBC Music Magazine's top 
award of Five Stars. Tempesta di Mare has been featured at the 
Prague Spring Festival in the Czech Republic and the Amherst 
Early Music Festival at home. Their concerts have received 
national broadcast on NPR's Performance Today, Sunday Baroque, 
Classical Guitar Alive! and Harmonia at home, and on Czech 
Radio abroad.
	Their performance at St. Lawrence is supported by the 
Rutherford Delmage Fund for the Classical Performing Arts.

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