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Bach Vespers with Shunske Sato
Shunske Sato
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Bach Vespers with Shunske Sato

BWV 243 Magnificat
Shunske Sato ~ conductor

Former Artistic Director of Netherlands Bach Society Shunske Sato joins Bach Vespers as the stirring conclusion to his two-week New York residency in partnership with Gotham Early Music Scene, Music Before 1800, and The Juilliard School. Sato, regularly featured as soloist and conductor with orchestras around the world, leads the Bach Vespers Choir and Orchestra’s largest ensemble of the 58th season in the annual presentation of the Magnificat.

Sunday, December 14 at 5 pm
Admission: Free
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 3 West 65th Street, Manhattan

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