Four exceptional musicians. An intimate performance. A deep connection.
Caroline Shaw describes chamber music as a ‘conversation without words’. Almost all of our concerts could be considered ‘chamber music’, but performing as a quartet allows us to fully embrace the innate intimacy that is forged between such a small group of players.
Beethoven’s sixth quartet flurries between wild, breathtaking joy and introverted, tender restraint, and lays the foundation for Shaw’s Blueprint. Infectious rhythms and melodies from non-classical traditions connect the other pieces performed. Voodoo Dolls draws on west African drumming patterns and chant motifs, while Dvořák’s “American” quartet channels the folk music traditions he encountered during his time across the Atlantic.
Played with stunning virtuosity, this is set to be a musical conversation full of twists and turns.
Performance Includes
Ludwig van Beethoven
String Quartet Op. 18 No. 6
Caroline Shaw
Blueprint
Jessie Montgomery
Voodoo Dolls
Antonín Dvořák
String Quartet No. 12 “American"
John Craigie
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