Past Performances

The Bach you know is only the beginning.

Join Juliana at The Concert Hall at Drew University as she breaks with 200 years of tradition to revive the long-lost practice of spontaneous improvisation in J.S. Bach’s Six Suites for Unaccompanied Cello.

Performed entirely on historical instruments, including the rarely-heard 5-string violoncello piccolo, these are the Bach cello suites as they have not been played in centuries – and a musical experience you won’t soon forget.

The Bach you know is only the beginning.

Join Juliana at Christ Church Neighborhood House as she breaks with 200 years of tradition to explore the long-lost practice of spontaneous improvisation in J.S. Bach’s Six Suites for Unaccompanied Cello.

Performed entirely on historical instruments, including the rarely-heard 5-string violoncello piccolo, these are the Bach cello suites as they have not been played in centuries – and a musical experience you won’t soon forget.

The Bach you know is only the beginning.

Join Juliana at Hill Center at The Old Naval Hospital as she breaks with 200 years of tradition to explore the long-lost practice of spontaneous improvisation in J.S. Bach’s Six Suites for Unaccompanied Cello.

Performed entirely on historical instruments, including the rarely-heard 5-string violoncello piccolo, these are the Bach cello suites as they have not been played in centuries – and a musical experience you won’t soon forget.

The Bach you know is only the beginning.

Join Juliana at Creative Alliance at The Patterson as she breaks with 200 years of tradition to explore the long-lost practice of spontaneous ornamentation in J.S. Bach’s beloved Six Suites for Unaccompanied Cello.

Performed entirely on historical instruments, including the rarely-heard 5-string violoncello piccolo, these are the Bach cello suites as they have not been played in centuries – and a musical experience you won’t soon forget.

“The light music of whiskey falling into a glass…an enjoyable interlude.” James Joyce

Light and sweet. Soothing and warm. Spicy, intense, and complex.

There is nothing in the world like Kentucky bourbon, with its symphony of tasting notes orchestrated at the hands of the Master Distiller — but did you know that these same characteristics that make a great bourbon can be found in great music as well?

Come join me and explore the parallels between these two great art forms in a special evening to benefit the Former Old Crow Distillery Renovation Corporation.

Enjoy an exclusive sneak-peak preview of works from my upcoming second album,  Going Off-Script: The Ornamented Suites for Cello, each paired with a carefully curated spirit distilled and bottled on the Former Old Crow Distillery site in this singular, not-to-be-missed event.

Saturday, June 1, 2019 at 7:00pm

Glenns Creek Distilling, Frankfort, KY