Bach – The Revolution Version

Bach – The Revolution Version is an original orchestral show that reimagines Johann Sebastian Bach’s music. The show blends symphonic tradition with modern synthesizers, loopers, and ethnic instruments, thus creating a bridge between the baroque and the contemporary. Our show is The Revolution’s unique voice following the master’s melodies. We return to the origin – Bach  – and use his masterpieces as a starting point for an artistic voyage. Join us to find our five talented composers’ own voices and interpretations.

• 01 – Overture Arrangement of the movement “Jesus bleibet meine Freude” from Cantata No. 147.
  Arranger: Zohar Sharon | Original Text: Miriam Ben Shalom | Choir: Moran Singers Ensemble

• 02 – Concerto for Violin and Orchestra Inspired by the Prelude from Partita in E major for solo violin.
  Composer: Yonatan Keren | Violin: Yonatan Keren

• 03 – Concerto for Bansuri and Orchestra Inspired by the Partita in A minor for solo flute.
  Composer: Zohar Sharon | Bansuri: Lilly-Anne Bazalel

• 04 – Concerto for Accordion and Orchestra Inspired by the Concerto in F minor for harpsichord and orchestra.
  Composers: Salit Lahav and Avner Kelmer | Accordion: Salit Lahav

• 05 – “Grace” – A Piece for Choir and Orchestra Inspired by the Chorale-Prelude from Cantata 140 and other sacred-vocal works
  Composer: Guy Frati | Original Text: Shahar Shamai | Choir: Moran Singers Ensemble

• 06 – Concerto Grosso Inspired by the second movement from Trio Sonata No. 1037
  Composer: Yonatan Keren | Flute: Lily-Anne Bazalel | Violin: Yonatan Keren | Accordion: Salit Lahav | Choir: Moran Singers Ensemble