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Sunday Concerts: Dvořák Piano Quartet
Brahms and Dvořák piano quartets
Part of the Conway Hall Sunday Concerts, Autumn 2026 Season
Add to my Calendar 25-10-2026 18:30 25-10-2026 20:30 36 Sunday Concerts: Dvořák Piano Quartet "The Dvořák Quartet bring an endearing affability to the opening movement of the First Piano Quartet" (Gramophone) The Dvořák Piano Quartet, as their namesake implies, is one of the top Czech chamber ensembles at the moment. They blend together as if they had grown up together, and perform the music of Antonín Dvořák as if it was in their DNA. Granted the right to bear Dvořák’s own name by his descendants, this celebrated Czech ensemble brings authentic idiomatic insight to two towering piano quartets. Brahms’s stormy G minor masterpiece precedes Dvořák’s own glorious Op.87, lyrical, dance-infused and unmistakably Bohemian, performed by musicians for whom this music is, quite literally, in their blood. Conway Hall, London DD/MM/YYYYDetails
Conway Hall
25 Red Lion Square
Holborn
London
WC1R 4RL
England
Tickets
Prices: In advance: Supporter £20, Standard £14, Student/NHS Discount £9, Living Support £6, Under 18s free (plus £2 venue levy per ticket)
Book Tickets
Programme
Johannes Brahms – Piano Quartet no.1 in G minor, Op.25
~ Interval ~
Antonin Dvorak – Piano Quartet no.2 in E flat major, Op.87
Performers
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Programme Note
"The Dvořák Quartet bring an endearing affability to the opening movement of the First Piano Quartet" (Gramophone)
The Dvořák Piano Quartet, as their namesake implies, is one of the top Czech chamber ensembles at the moment. They blend together as if they had grown up together, and perform the music of Antonín Dvořák as if it was in their DNA.
Granted the right to bear Dvořák’s own name by his descendants, this celebrated Czech ensemble brings authentic idiomatic insight to two towering piano quartets. Brahms’s stormy G minor masterpiece precedes Dvořák’s own glorious Op.87, lyrical, dance-infused and unmistakably Bohemian, performed by musicians for whom this music is, quite literally, in their blood.
