Guest quartet unites roots in major ensembles for Smith, Schnittke,
and Beethoven.
Tickets:
General admission: $45
Students: $20 with code STUDENT20
Ages 18 and under: Free with code YOUTHCOMP
A radical, in Latin, is a root. The four musicians onstage tonight
grew theirs elsewhere—Owen Dalby in the St. Lawrence String Quartet,
Milena Pajaro-van de Stadt in the Dover Quartet, Alexi Kenney and
Oliver Herbert in solo careers that keep circling back to chamber
music—and bring them together, for one night, as a single quartet.
The program runs from Crowden alumna Gabriella Smith's "Carrot
Revolution," through Schnittke's Third Quartet, which opens by quoting
the theme of the "Grosse Fuge," to Beethoven's Op. 130 with that fugue
restored as its finale.
Program:
GABRIELLA SMITH (Crowden '05) Carrot Revolution
ALFRED SCHNITTKE String Quartet no. 3
BEETHOVEN String Quartet in B-flat major, Op. 130, with Grosse Fuge
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