Violin Revolution Concert Jennifer Diaz Spera and Jerimiah Otto

Experience baroque violinist Jennifer Diaz Spera as she creates an entire world in sound-- a concert showcasing the violin as superstar! Violin Révolution! Jennifer Diaz Spera, baroque violin Jerimiah Otto, double manual harpsichord For our first season we’re thrilled to offer our pay-as-you-wish model for all concerts and subscriptions, making exceptional music accessible to everyone. As a donor-driven organization, your support is vital. RSVP here at the link.

Johann Sebastian Bach 1685-1750 Violin sonata BWV 1021 Isabella Leonarda 1620-1704 sonata duodecima in d Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Violin and Harpsichord Sonata KV. 9 Jean Baptiste Senaillé (1687-1730) Sonata no. 5 in c from 10 Violin Sonatas, Op.1 first ed. 1710)

Performer Bio: An equally passionate performer and educator, Jennifer Diaz Spera enjoys a varied career as Suzuki violin teacher and early music specialist.A Northern California native, Diaz Spera’s educational background includes degrees in violin performance from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and the University of Colorado Boulder. Shortly after moving to Colorado, Diaz Spera discovered the colorful world of historical performance as co-director and performer in the early music group Ensemble Pearl. A concert review describes Diaz Spera’s baroque violin and viola playing as exemplifying “incredible grace” and a “full, colorful and expressive tone. Diaz Spera teaches violin with Boulder Suzuki Strings and feels honored to be connected to the nurturing and growth of the next generation of musicians and humans. Diaz Spera can be heard performing with the Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado, Boulder Bach Festival, Seicento Baroque Ensemble, Fern Ensemble, and Quartet Aspaldiko.