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KonzertGut präsentiert Eternum Quartet
Saxophone Quartet
Part of the KonzertGut 2025 Series
Add to my Calendar 11-03-2025 19:00 11-03-2025 21:00 36 KonzertGut präsentiert Eternum Quartet The programme begins with the first ever saxophone quartet, composed by Jean-Baptiste Singelée. This will be followed by an original Impressionist work by Eugene Bozza, which already heralds or refers to the music of Maurice Ravel in the second half of the programme. In between, pieces characterised by a dance-like Spanish tango melos will play an important role. The warm and colourful sound, the perfect fusion of the four instruments and unusual interpretations characterise the playing of the Eternum Quartet. The quartet is known for its imaginative performances of works from classical music as well as contemporary compositions, especially those written especially for them. Jakob-Kemenate, Braunschweig DD/MM/YYYYDetails
Jakob-Kemenate
Eiermarkt 1B
Braunschweig
Niedersachsen
38100
Germany
Programme
Jean-Baptiste Singelée – Premiere Quatuor, Op.53
Eugène Bozza – Andante und Scherzo
Guillermo Lago – Ciudades
~ Interval ~
Manuel de Falla – La Vida Breve: Spanish Dance no.1
Maurice Ravel – Le tombeau de Couperin
Astor Piazzolla – L'Histoire du Tango
Performers
Mari Ángeles del Valle Casado – Sopransaxophon
Eva Kotar – Altsaxophon
Ajda Antolovič – Tenorsaxophon
Filip Orlović – Baritonsaxophon
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Programme Note
The programme begins with the first ever saxophone quartet, composed by Jean-Baptiste Singelée. This will be followed by an original Impressionist work by Eugene Bozza, which already heralds or refers to the music of Maurice Ravel in the second half of the programme. In between, pieces characterised by a dance-like Spanish tango melos will play an important role.
The warm and colourful sound, the perfect fusion of the four instruments and unusual interpretations characterise the playing of the Eternum Quartet. The quartet is known for its imaginative performances of works from classical music as well as contemporary compositions, especially those written especially for them.
