Early Music Vancouver welcomes London's Consone Quartet in concert, October 9
Period-instrument quartet to play works by Czerny, Haydn, Beethoven, and Mendelssohn
Consone Quartet. Photo by Matthew Johnson
London’s Consone Quartet returns to Vancouver in an Early Music Vancouver presentation at Christ Church Cathedral on October 9 at 7:30 pm.
As the first period-instrument quartet to be selected as BBC New Generation Artists in 2022, the Consone Quartet is fast making a name for itself with a sensitive, historically informed approach to works of the Classical and early Romantic periods.
At the group’s upcoming concert, audience members will get a taste of Czerny’s stirring, dramatic writing for string quartet. The program also includes classic works by Haydn, the father of the string quartet; Beethoven, his brilliant student; and Mendelssohn, the Romantic heir to their tradition.
A pre-concert chat will take place from 6:45 pm to 7 pm hosted by Suzie LeBlanc, with the Consone Quartet’s violinists Agata Daraškaite and Magdalena Loth-Hill, violist Elitsa Bogdanova, and cellist George Ross.
For tickets and more details, visit Early Music Vancouver.
Post sponsored by Early Music Vancouver.
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