Sunday, April 25, 2021 @ 3:00pm – 5:00pm (EDT)
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$15-$45 / Caramoor members free

Johann Sebastian Bach — Selected works

Emi Ferguson, baroque flute
Clay Zeller-Townson, baroque bassoon
Coleman Itzkoff, baroque cello
Doug Balliett, baroque double bass
Paul Holmes Morton, baroque guitar & banjo
Adam Cockerham, theorbo
Elliot Figg, harpsichord, organ

Flutist Emi Ferguson (“wonderful,” The New York Times; “irresistibly vital,” Portland Press Herald) is joined by the continuo band Ruckus in a wild technicolor romp through some of J.S. Bach’s most playful and transcendent works reimagined and realized for 21st-century fans of 18th-century performance practice. Having earned widespread critical acclaim for its fresh, visceral approach to early music, Ruckus’ core members form the baroque equivalent of a rhythm section: guitars, keyboards, cello, bassoon, and bass. The ensemble aims to fuse the early-music movement’s questing, creative spirit with the grit, groove and jangle of American roots music, creating a unique sound of “rough-edged intensity” (The New Yorker).

Immediately following the concert, there will be a Q&A with members of Ruckus and Emi Ferguson, with an opportunity for the audience at home to ask questions; moderated by Caramoor’s Artistic Director, Kathy Schuman.

The broadcast will take place at 3pm Eastern / 12pm Pacific. Available to view for 48 hours.

Caramoor spring livestreams have suggested prices of $15, $30 or $45. These “choose your own” options are based on $15 as the ordinary price of a livestream ticket, adjusted to account for multiple viewers or generosity; for comparison, $45 would be the average price for an in-person live event. Caramoor Members can choose any option and your discount will be applied at the end of checkout.

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