Quatuor Ebène
Beethoven 5
chamber music
Fri 25
Sep
2020
-20.00
Concert hall
| start | 20.00 |
| expected end time | 22.05 |
| With a short explanation by Jan Christiaens in the Concert hall after the first part. | |
standard rate €31.00
Reduction -26 €16.00
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String Quartets 1, 9 & 10, pizzicato and passion
A handful of bars with pizzicato tones, reminiscent of a plucked harp, were enough for Beethoven's publisher to dub his tenth quartet the Harp Quartet. The work’s heroic tone, sudden mood changes and the dark intensity of its Adagio have a great affinity with the famous Fifth Symphony.
programme
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)
String Quartet no.1 in F major, opus 18 no.1
String Quartet no.10 in E-flat major ‘Harp quartet’, opus 74
String Quartet no.9 in C major ‘Razumovsky’, opus 59 no.3
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)
String Quartet no.1 in F major, opus 18 no.1
String Quartet no.10 in E-flat m...
performers
Quatuor Ebène:
Pierre Colombet: violin
Gabriel Le Magadure: violin
Marie Chilemme: viola
Raphaël Merlin: cello
Fri 25
Sep
2020
-20.00
Concert hall
| start | 20.00 |
| expected end time | 22.05 |
| With a short explanation by Jan Christiaens in the Concert hall after the first part. | |
standard rate €31.00
Reduction -26 €16.00
We will inform you via our newsletter (register at the bottom of this page), this website and our social media pages.
'Not to be missed!'
‘I’m very happy that despite everything we are able to welcome French ensemble Quatuor Ebène to Bruges. Their treating audiences to all of Beethoven's string quartets is a truly unique tour de force. The world tour of this prestigious project sadly had to be abandoned, but fortunately for us that means the quartet can now unexpectedly present the premiere of their contribution to Beethoven Year here in Bruges.
- Jeroen Vanacker, artistic director of the Concertgebouw
‘I’m very happy that despite everything we are able to welcome French ensemble Quatuor Ebène to Bruges. Their treating audiences to all of Beethoven's string quartets is a truly unique tour de force. The world tour of this prestigious project sadly had to be abandoned, but fortunately for us that means the quartet can now unexpectedly present the premiere of their contribution to Beethoven Year here in Bruges.
- Jeroen Vanacker, artistic director of the Concertgebouw
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