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Salut Salon

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Sun, Dec 29, 2024, 20:00
Salut Salon lead a furious and enchanting journey through musical dream worlds between illusion and reality. Angelika Bachmann (violin), Alvina Lahyani (violin), Maria Well (cello) and Kristiina Rokashevich (piano) give an idea of just how varied dreams can sound with their brilliant opening, Astor Piazzolla’s »Tango del Diablo«: turbulent and disturbing, tender and full of longing. The quartet wanders through the emotions with absolutely captivating dynamics and uses the instruments not only with classical perfection, but also daringly and imaginatively... Read full text

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Angelika BachmannViolin
Alvina LahyaniViolin
Maria WellCello
Kristiina RokashevichPiano

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