Jean-Luc Ho
HARPSICHORD & ORGANRECITAL
- Intimate Bach
- Bons baisers des Flandres!
- Goldberg Variations
- Purcell & Friends
- Bach: The Art of Fugue
- Louis and François Couperin
- Franco-German exchange
- Bach Family
- Mit Fried und Freud
- Dresde 1649
- In theatrical style
- Organ recital
- Sweelinck, the Orpheus of Amsterdam
- Partitas by J. S. Bach
WITH DANCE
IN DUET WITH LÉON BERBEN
IN DUET WITH LUCILE RICHARDOT
IN DUET WITH OLIVIER RIEHL
RECORDED PROGRAMMES
- The 6 Partitas by Johann Sebastian Bach
- Bach & Couperin
- Sweelinck claviorganum recital
- François Couperin (1668-1733), Pour les Festes Solemnelles
TRIO
WITH ENSEMBLE
Bach, traverso and harpsichord works
The traverso and harpsichord have always had a prominent place in JS Bach's work. Spread over some 30 years, the composition of these sonatas shows an unparalleled variety of inspiration and writing.
Olivier Riehl and Jean-Luc Ho put their talent at the service of the composer's genius and a skilful blend of words and virtuosity.
One senses in Bach a friendship full of admiration and respect for the musicians who motivated these sonatas; evocations or portraits of the emblematic figures of the flute in the eighteenth century whom Bach met: Pierre Gabriel Buffardin, "unequalled virtuoso, accomplished composer and builder" who came from France and met in Dredes in 1717, and King Frederick II of Prussia in person, the "flute king" to whom Bach went in 1747 in Potsdam at the invitation of his son Carl Philippe.
UPCOMING CONCERTS
Paris, France
Saint-Aubin-de-Luigné, France
Ferney, France
Antwerp, Belgium
Colmar, France