West Meon Music Festival: Viennese String Quartets at All Saints Church, East Meon on Saturday 13th September 2025

West Meon Music Festival

Viennese String Quartets

Part of the 15th West Meon Music Festival

Add to my Calendar 13-09-2025 11:30 13-09-2025 13:30 36 West Meon Music Festival Violinist Tom Aldren joins the Primrose strings again for the coffee concert in All Saints, East Meon, featuring Viennese string quartets. Haydn's "Sunrise" quartet (1797) andMozart's "Prussian" quartet in D Major (1789) were amongst both composers' final works for the genre and show them at the height of their powers of invention. The Langsamer Satz was written in June 1905 when Webern had spent the spring of that year hiking in Lower Austria with his cousin Wilhelmine and had fallen desperately in love with her. Written in the rich, late Romantic style of his teacher Arnold Schönberg's early works, it is a love song to the woman he would later marry. Coffee will be served before the concert from 11am. All Saints Church, East Meon DD/MM/YYYY

Details

All Saints Church
Church Lane
East Meon
Hampshire
GU32 1NL
England

Saturday 13th September 2025
11:30 AM

Tickets

Prices: £18 main aisles, £15 side aisles, students £5, under 16 (accompanied by adult ticket holder) £1
Season tickets: Festival pass main aisles £135, side aisles £115
Booking line: 01489 891055 (9am-5pm)
Book Tickets

Programme

Joseph Haydn – String Quartet no.63 in B flat major 'Sunrise', Op.76 no.4, Hob III:78
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – String Quartet no.21 in D major, K.575
Anton Webern – Langsamer Satz

Performers

Susanne Stanzeleit – violin
Tom Aldren – violin
Andrew Fuller – Cello
Dorothea Vogel – viola

Primrose String Trio

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Programme Note

Violinist Tom Aldren joins the Primrose strings again for the coffee concert in All Saints, East Meon, featuring Viennese string quartets.

Haydn's "Sunrise" quartet (1797) and
Mozart's "Prussian" quartet in D Major (1789) were amongst both composers' final works for the genre and show them at the height of their powers of invention.

The Langsamer Satz was written in June 1905 when Webern had spent the spring of that year hiking in Lower Austria with his cousin Wilhelmine and had fallen desperately in love with her.

Written in the rich, late Romantic style of his teacher Arnold Schönberg's early works, it is a love song to the woman he would later marry.

Coffee will be served before the concert from 11am.

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