Tokyo String Quartet

When
Thursday September 2, 2010 at 11:00
Where
Queen's Hall, Edinburgh
Tickets
£7 - £27 - Tickets available from Hub Tickets on 0131 473 2000
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  1. String Quartet in G minor Op 10 - Claude Debussy
  2. String Quartet No 18 - Peter Sculthorpe
  3. String Quintet in C D956 - Franz Schubert
Debussy’s only string quartet shows the influences of César Franck, Borodin and Javanese gamelan music.

Peter Sculthorpe was commissioned to write a new work by the Edinburgh International Festival and his String Quartet No 18 receives its European Premiere in this concert.

Schubert’s String Quintet is considered a high point of the chamber music repertoire; its beautiful, plaintive second movement is widely familiar.

...a well-honed package. The purity of the ensemble is paramount. - The Scotsman.

The Tokyo quartet’s playing has rare beauty of tone. It all sounds gorgeous; every single radiant last note of it. - The Herald.

...a passionate, richly toned discussion among intelligent, charismatic equals...exemplary. - The New York Times.

Venue

Queen's Hall
Clerk Street
Edinburgh
Lothian
EH8 9JG
Scotland


Weblinks
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Tokyo String Quartet
Queen's Hall




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