Mahan Esfahani In Recital
Wed, March 6, 2024 at 7:30pm PT
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Mahan Esfahani has made it his life’s mission to rehabilitate the harpsichord, bringing it into the mainstream of concert instruments. Performances by the Iranian-born harpsichordist leave critics breathless and audiences rapt—his light touch and superhuman agility conjuring interpretations that are “exquisite beyond measure” (Los Angeles Times).
Program
Thomas Tomkins (1572-1656):
Pavana FvB CXXIII
Barafostus’ DreameJ.S. Bach (1685-1750):
English Suite II in a-minor, BWV 807
Prélude - Allemande - Courante - Sarabande - Bourrées I/II - GiguePoul Ruders (1949):
Quickstep Rag (2023), for Mahan Esfahani—Interval—
Domenico Scarlatti: Eight Sonatas
K. 7 in a
K. 16 in B-flat
K. 28 in E
K. 238 and 239 in f
K. 493 and 494 in G
K. 436 in DVideo
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We have long wanted to invite harpsichord innovator and Stanford alum Mahan Esfahani to perform on the series. Making up for lost time, audiences can experience his artistry and creative programming in two settings: with Viano and a solo recital where his creative programming choices can really shine. —Laura Evans, Director of Programming and Engagement
Bing Concert Hall
