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Smithsonian Chamber Music Society, has also achieved acclaim as a conductor with several orchestras, including the National Symphony and the Cleveland Orchestra. The most recent of his numerous recordings as conductor has received a Grammy Award nomination.
The concert at The Theatre begins with two substantial works by Johann Sebastian Hat h t IHHfi-1760). James Weaver will perform a set of live Preludes and Fugues for harpsichord solo, HWV 84H-850. from Book I of The Well Tempered Clavier, and Kenneth Slowik will play the Suite in F lint Major. BWV 1010, for violoncello solo. Music by three lesser known German composers completes the program. Marilyn McDonald will play the unaccompanied “Passacnglia" by Heinrich Iguaz Fran/, von Biber < 1044-1704>, n work which is a direct predecessor to Bach's famous I) minor “Chaconne." With Slowik on the viola da gambn. the ensemble will play trio sonatas of Philipp Heinrich Frlebach and Diederich Buatenhude. Slowik notes that. “If these last three composers ore rather unfamiliar, it is only because their music is infrequently heard. The
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