7 - 12 July - FISPalmela
Palmela, Portugal

https://www.fispalmela.com/

NEW 
Vinyl album & CD
PERPETUUM MOBILE

​​The vinyl album “Perpetuum Mobile” was recorded by saxophonist Henk van Twillert with partita No. 2 for violin in D minor by Johann Sebastian Bach on baritone saxophone.
Along with the vinyl record, Henk added a CD with the music on the vinyl and an extra track with an arrangement by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy of “Chaconne” performed by Baritone Baroque Collective.

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Henk van Twillert playing the premiere of "Mondriaan" from Johan de Meij at FISP 21 with the  Portuguese Police Symphonic Band

​24H São Gonçalinho & 24H Henk van Twillert in Concert.
From 18 December 12.00 UTC (Portuguese Time) to 19 December 12.00 UTC (Portuguese Time) 

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Johann Sebastian Bach Cello Solo Suite N.1 ( BWV 1007) - Prelude  with Companhia de Bailado Contemporâneo Portuguesa.
Choreographer: Rita Judas 

Henk van Twillert plays the cello suite form cello from J.S. Bach on the baritone Saxophone. The show was named "Azul". Rita Judas was the choreographer, performed by dancers from the "Companhia de Bailado Contemporâneo Portuguesa". It was performed in Lisbon, São Luiz Theater on 12 December 2002.

BachAsana by Henk van Twillert & Jacintha Meilink

It was in the summer of 2000 that Henk van Twillert recorded on his baritone saxophone the J.S. Bach's six cello suites on CD. 
Since then, Van Twillert has performed the cello suites on the baritone saxophone several concert halls and music festivals around the world, including concertgebouw in Amsterdam and Newport Festival, USA.
In addition to solo concerts, Henk van Twillert, combined the interpretation of the cello suites with others Arts, such us, ballet, live VJ and Gary Smulyan's "jazzy"accompaniment. 
"BachAsana"... had its debut in Portugal at FISP 14.
The birth of the project "BachAsana" was in New York where Henk lived and had his first contact with Yoga. 
Back in Europe his first class at the Bikram Yoga Amsterdam studio was with Jacintha Meilink...