Baroque music and Taiwan may seem worlds apart, yet they share unexpected connections that deserve exploration. This concert delves into the interplay and fusion between Taiwanese folk music and Baroque-style compositions. Through a dialogue of melodies and harmonies, we will witness the vibrant heritage of Taiwanese music intertwining with the grandeur of Baroque, unveiling new sounds and emotional depths.This performance is not only a tribute to tradition but also a bold venture into innovation, inviting the audience to experience the boundless possibilities of music that bridges nostalgia and modernity. Additionally, the "Oriental Baroque" segment will highlight masterpieces by renowned Baroque composers, showcasing the luxurious elegance of the period. These exquisite Baroque pieces will blend seamlessly with the heartfelt essence of Taiwanese folk music, transporting the audience across time and space to experience the allure of music transcending cultural boundaries.Prepare to be captivated by the remarkable union of Taiwanese folk traditions and the timeless splendor of Baroque music!

Joseph Bodin de Boismortier (: Sonata à 4 in D Minor, Op. 34 No. 5, PB 428

J. F. Fasch: Sonata à 4 in Bb major, FaWV N:B1

Antonio Vivaldi：Chamber Concerto in D Major, RV. 95

Antonio Vivaldi：Chamber Concerto in C Major, RV. 88

Recorder｜CHEN Meng-heng

Baroque Flute｜CHANG Shuo-yu

Baroque Violin｜SHIO Ohshita

Baroque Cello｜YEH Shu-wei

Harpsichord｜RYAN Hsiu-tzu