Hawthorne String Quartet with James Conlon
The preeminent conductor leads the quartet in music by composers of the Holocaust, including vocal works by Ullmann.
- Tue., May 11, 2004, 7:30 PM
- Terrace Theater
- Approx 2 hours
- $35.00
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About
The Hawthorne String Quartet’s recording, Chamber Music from Theresienstadt, has received international critical acclaim, and won the Preis der Schallplattenkritik in 1991. “James Conlon, the American principal conductor of the Paris Opera…has championed Zemlinsky’s music in recent years, and his affection for the composer was profusely evident (in)…an avalanche of poetic radiance…instrumental grandeur… exceptional detail and shimmering qualities” (Donald Rosenberg, The Cleveland Plain Dealer).
Program and Notes
- ZEMLINSKY
- Maiblumen Blühten Überall
- ULLMAN
- String Quartet no. 3, Op. 43
- ULLMAN
- Songs, Op. 17 for Soprano and Piano
- SCHULHOFF
- Concerto for String Quartet and Wind Chamber Orchestra
Artists
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Ronan Lefkowitz, violin
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Si-Jing Huang, violin
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Mark Ludwig, viola
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Sato Knudsen, cello
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Amy Burton, soprano
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John Musto, piano
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