Baroque music

Performed by Mark Takeshi McGregor, flute, and Michael Murray, organ.

J.S. Bach: Sonata in g minor, BWV 1020, 1st movement

Fantasia No. 7 in D major by Georg Philipp Telemann, performed by Mark Takeshi McGregor, flute. www.marktakeshimcgregor.com

Telemann  Fantasia No. 7 In D Major, TWV 40 8

Largo e dolce (second movement) from the Sonata in b minor by Johann Sebastian Bach.

"Largo e dolce", B minor sonata, BWV 1030

Mark Takeshi McGregor, flute
Michael Murray, organ

Bach b minor sonata 1st movement

Sins & Fantasies

Telemann: Fantasia No. 10 In F# Minor, TWV 40:11

Second movement (Largo) of Vivaldi's Piccolo (recorder) Concerto in C major, performed by Mark Takeshi McGregor, piccolo, and Chamber Strings of the University of British Columbia, Eric Wilson, director.
Live performance, 17 March 2006, Chan Centre for the Performing Arts, Vancouver.

Live recording

Antonio Vivaldi: Largo from Piccolo Concerto in C major

Described as a “mind-blowing” musician of “huge physical energy” (Times Colonist), flutist Mark Takeshi McGregor is one of Canada’s leading interpreters of classical, contemporary, and experimental music. As a soloist, chamber musician, and interdisciplinary artist, Mark has performed extensively across five continents, including appearances at Vancouver New Music Society, Little Chamber Music Series That Could, Innovations en Concert (Montreal), GroundSwell (Winnipeg), Honolulu Festival, Internationale ADEvantgarde-Festival (Munich), the Melos-Ethos Festival (Bratislava), Núcleo Música Nova’s International Symposium of New Music (Curitiba, Brazil), and the 2017 ISCM World New Music Days (Vancouver). An outspoken advocate of new music, Mark is the principal flute of the Aventa Ensemble in Victoria, flutist of the Vancouver-based Tiresias Duo with pianist Rachel Kiyo Iwaasa, and flutist of the McGregor-Verdejo Duo with guitarist Adrian Verdejo. McGregor has given many local and world premieres, and considers the commissioning of new works by contemporary composers to be a cornerstone of his work as a musician.