Join us this Valentine's Day - an evening of music by the beloved J.S. Bach - featuring violinist duo Angela Luchkow and Erin Dorfer! Bach Reimagined This concert is a celebration of timeless works heard in different collaborative voices. Movements from Bach’s solo violin pieces are rearranged as a dialogue for two violins. A movement from the Goldberg Variations and two movements from the Bach Cello Suites will also be featured. Please join us for some beloved repertoire in a fresh and new setting. Performers: Angela Luchkow - baroque violin Angela Luchkow has enjoyed performing and teaching the violin in the lower mainland for over 25 years. After having studied under Mauricio Fuks at McGill University, she has enjoyed freelancing in Vancouver, playing for many years with the Vancouver Opera Orchestra, as well as the Pacific Baroque Orchestra and many other local baroque and modern groups. Having explored medieval and renaissance repertoire up to the classical age and beyond, the baroque repertoire remains her favourite genre providing endless challenges and countless joyful and satisfying musical moments. In addition to performing she loves teaching children of all ages to play the violin and to discover their unique musical voice. Erin Dorfer - baroque violin Erin Dorfer is a passionate and accomplished violinist and violin teacher based in South Surrey, British Columbia. Known for her warm, and open communication, she brings both professionalism and heart to her performances and lessons. Erin holds a Master’s degree in Violin Performance from the University of British Columbia and she recently completed a year at the Koninklijk Conservatorium in The Hague, Netherlands in Baroque violin. During her time in Europe, she studied with Kati Debretzeni, and had further studies with Shunske Sato, Walter Reiter and Rebecca Huber. Performance highlights include a concert with the Orchestra of the 18th Century. While abroad, she also attended pedagogy lectures and classes. Erin performs professionally with the Vancouver Island Symphony and collaborates regularly with chamber and Baroque ensembles across Western Canada. She recently started the ensemble Anima Barocca, an ensemble with violin, flute, oboe, basson, gamba and harpsichord. She is also actively involved in the broader music education community, serving on the Suzuki Music/Musique Canada E-newsletter committee.