ARCHIVE \u2013 2012<\/h1><\/div>![](\"https:\/\/www.tanztheaterfestival-erfurt.de\/wp-content\/uploads\/underline_wavey_200x5px_01-1.png\")
<\/span><\/div><\/div>Magnificat<\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Dance director\/choreography:<\/strong> Ester Ambrosino
\nDance:<\/strong> Magali Sander Fett, Nayoung Kim, Tomas B\u00fcnger, Miroslaw Zydowicz, Daniela Backhaus
\nMusic director:<\/strong> Prof. Silvius von Kessel (Domorganist Erfurt)
\nMusic:<\/strong> Erfurter Dombergerchor, th\u00fcr. Kammerorchester Weimar
\nPhoto:<\/strong> \u00a9 Tanztheater Erfurt<\/p>\n<\/div>The choreographer Ester Ambrosino\u2019s dance production of Bach\u2019s work \u201cMagnificat\u201d takes an arc into the modern world, starting from the traditional musical performance. Premiered in 2012 against a sacred backdrop in the Cathedral of Erfurt with great success, the current production, intended for the theatre stage, will further translate the contemporary understanding of Bach\u2019s music into first-class dance.<\/p>\n
The motivation for the choreography is the Magnificat, which is unusual for Bach\u2019s five-part work: if the sacred work of Bach is musically supported by the orchestra, the choir and the soloists soprano I, soprano II, tenor, alto and bass, five dancers interpret the voices in a choreographic concert. Lyrical movements inspired by the music and the spiritual text transport the sacred, acoustic-concert experience into visually experienceable, spiritual images. With \u201cMagnificat\u201d the 3rd International Tanztheater Festival in Erfurt celebrates its premiere. At the same time, it represents the closing event of the Erfurt Church Music Festival.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/span><\/div>Magnificat<\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Dance director\/choreography:<\/strong> Ester Ambrosino
\nDance:<\/strong> Magali Sander Fett, Nayoung Kim, Tomas B\u00fcnger, Miroslaw Zydowicz, Daniela Backhaus
\nMusic director:<\/strong> Prof. Silvius von Kessel (Domorganist Erfurt)
\nMusic:<\/strong> Erfurter Dombergerchor, th\u00fcr. Kammerorchester Weimar
\nPhoto:<\/strong> \u00a9 Tanztheater Erfurt<\/p>\n<\/div>The choreographer Ester Ambrosino\u2019s dance production of Bach\u2019s work \u201cMagnificat\u201d takes an arc into the modern world, starting from the traditional musical performance. Premiered in 2012 against a sacred backdrop in the Cathedral of Erfurt with great success, the current production, intended for the theatre stage, will further translate the contemporary understanding of Bach\u2019s music into first-class dance.<\/p>\n
The motivation for the choreography is the Magnificat, which is unusual for Bach\u2019s five-part work: if the sacred work of Bach is musically supported by the orchestra, the choir and the soloists soprano I, soprano II, tenor, alto and bass, five dancers interpret the voices in a choreographic concert. Lyrical movements inspired by the music and the spiritual text transport the sacred, acoustic-concert experience into visually experienceable, spiritual images. With \u201cMagnificat\u201d the 3rd International Tanztheater Festival in Erfurt celebrates its premiere. At the same time, it represents the closing event of the Erfurt Church Music Festival.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
Dance director\/choreography:<\/strong> Ester Ambrosino The choreographer Ester Ambrosino\u2019s dance production of Bach\u2019s work \u201cMagnificat\u201d takes an arc into the modern world, starting from the traditional musical performance. Premiered in 2012 against a sacred backdrop in the Cathedral of Erfurt with great success, the current production, intended for the theatre stage, will further translate the contemporary understanding of Bach\u2019s music into first-class dance.<\/p>\n The motivation for the choreography is the Magnificat, which is unusual for Bach\u2019s five-part work: if the sacred work of Bach is musically supported by the orchestra, the choir and the soloists soprano I, soprano II, tenor, alto and bass, five dancers interpret the voices in a choreographic concert. Lyrical movements inspired by the music and the spiritual text transport the sacred, acoustic-concert experience into visually experienceable, spiritual images. With \u201cMagnificat\u201d the 3rd International Tanztheater Festival in Erfurt celebrates its premiere. At the same time, it represents the closing event of the Erfurt Church Music Festival.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
\nDance:<\/strong> Magali Sander Fett, Nayoung Kim, Tomas B\u00fcnger, Miroslaw Zydowicz, Daniela Backhaus
\nMusic director:<\/strong> Prof. Silvius von Kessel (Domorganist Erfurt)
\nMusic:<\/strong> Erfurter Dombergerchor, th\u00fcr. Kammerorchester Weimar
\nPhoto:<\/strong> \u00a9 Tanztheater Erfurt<\/p>\n<\/div>
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