Not a Usual Holiday Classic: Bach’s ‘Brandenburg Concertos’

Not a Usual Holiday Classic: Bach’s ‘Brandenburg Concertos’
The winter holiday season is the time of the year to be with loved ones, feel goodwill toward all, and go to a festive concert. "Frederick the Great Playing the Flute at Sansoucie," 1852, by Adolph Mendel. National Gallery at Berlin. Public Domain
Ariane Triebswetter
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We’re now enjoying the winter holiday season, the time of the year to be with loved ones, feel goodwill toward all, and go to a festive concert or two.

For many weeks already, there has been a nice selection of concerts or performances to choose from, such as George Frideric Handel’s “Messiah” or Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s “Nutcracker.”

Ariane Triebswetter
Ariane Triebswetter
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Ariane Triebswetter is an international freelance journalist, with a background in modern literature and classical music.
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