Performance

Works by J. S. Bach

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“Works by J. S. Bach” frames the composer as a working musician in motion, writing for church, court, and the emerging public concert life that would later shape New York’s own listening culture. At David Geffen Hall, the New York Philharmonic and violinist Augustin Hadelich place Bach alongside Telemann and Paganini in an artist-focused program that highlights lineage as much as repertoire. Bach’s music still functions as a kind of harmonic grammar for classical players. In this setting, its clarity can feel less like monument and more like method.