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NDR Chamber Music Concert with the Noah Quartett

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Tue, Jun 18, 2024, 19:30
The NDR’s chamber concert season comes to a close with the ultimate genre in chamber music: the programme selected by the Noah Quartet – which is made up of musicians from the NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra – features three string quartets. The enigmatic standalone Quartet Movement in C minor is one of the numerous scattered pieces of individual movements that Franz Schubert never completed. Its tragic, shimmering energy makes it impossible not to lament Schubert’s failure to go further than this... Read full text

Keywords: Chamber Music, Recital

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Musicians

Alexandra PsarevaViolin
Michael StürzingerViolin
Erik Wenbo XuViola
Bettina Barbara BertschCello

Program

Franz SchubertQuartet Movement in C minor, D 703
Maurice RavelStreichquartett F-Dur
Ludwig van BeethovenStreichquartett F-Dur op. 59/1
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