****Hans-Juergen Schnoor********Jeffrey Cohan********************** Sunday evening, March 10 at 7:00 PM • please forward • Bach Sonatas for Flute & Harpsichord • Hans-Jürgen Schnoor ~ harpsichord Jeffrey Cohan ~ baroque flute ~ Bach! Yes! Please join us tomorrow at St. Luke's. — Elizabeth Courtney, MUSIC IN VICTORIA • http://islandnet.com/miv/      “The audience was extremely appreciative, yet such was the virtuosity and technical brilliance of *Hans Jürgen Schnoor and Jeffrey Cohan*, combined with a spell-binding understatement, I couldn't be quite sure I hadn't dreamed it all.     “A world of tender and brilliant magic ... A music so refined, it draws and draws, yet never swamps the senses.     “...The enormous presence of Mr. Schnoor as he covered the entire instrument with his solo statement, creating a universe of sound, was immediately apparent...Schnoor's heightening intensity of pure invention compelled every hair follicle of attention.” [*J.S. Bach* for the Early Music Society of the Islands, 2014] — Joan Reinthaler, THE WASHINGTON POST “Chamber Music In the Key of We" (headline)    “[*Cohan and Shangrow*] give new meaning to the intimacy implicit in the genre of chamber music... They have forged not only an exquisitely subtle collaboration but also a common scholarly interpretation of how *Bach* would have had the music performed. They responded intuitively to each other's rhythmic elasticity and echoed each other's elaborate ornamentations with what sounded like spontaneous inspiration... Almost as impressive was the silent attentiveness that their musicmaking commanded.    “*Bach* may have been composing for a soft instrument with a very limited dynamic range, but the music he produced was exuberant, joyous and lyrical. It was these qualities that Cohan and Shangrow communicated...” —BURGDORFER TAGBLATT  Burgdorf, Switzerland     “*Jeffrey Cohan* interpreted *Bach's* music entirely in accordance with its inherent character, flexibly and yet without affect-seeking intentions.  Exaggeration of feeling was absent. —Whenever a sound, a melodic bridge, touched the hearts, it was the result of skillfully accentuated phrasing and of a dynamic development of line.” /**/ /Please note our remaining 2019 performances through June at www.salishseafestival.org/tacoma <http://www.salishseafestival.org/tacoma> // All concerts take place at /*St. Luke's Memorial Episcopal Church*/   3615 North Gove Street in Tacoma//   •  suggested donation $15, $20 or $25  •  18 and under free /