The Karski Quartet directed by David Waterman at The Menuhin Hall, Cobham on Thursday 3rd November 2022

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The Karski Quartet directed by David Waterman

Add to my Calendar 03-11-2022 19:30 03-11-2022 21:30 36 The Karski Quartet directed by David Waterman Maiastra welcomes new young talents, the Karski Quartet, directed by David Waterman, cellist of the world-renowned Endellion Quartet. Formed in Brussels in 2018, the Karski Quartet is rapidly gaining an international reputation, having been awarded the Grand Prix and Special Prize for the alumni of the Royal Conservatory in Brussels at the 4th International Music Competition Triomphe de l’Art. On the programme is Haydn’s innovative and spirited String Quartet Op 76 No 1 followed by the solemn and poignant String Quintet by Imogen Holst. The final item is Schubert’s String Quintet in C major. Composed and finished just two months before his death, this is the last of his chamber ensemble pieces and is widely considered to be one of the greatest chamber music works ever written. The Aidan Woodcock Trust, under the name ‘Maiastra’, provides courses for emerging young professionals who are hoping to make chamber music a major part of their career. The Menuhin Hall, Cobham DD/MM/YYYY

Details

The Menuhin Hall
The Yehudi Menuhin School
Stoke Road
Stoke D'Abernon
Cobham
Surrey
KT11 3QQ
England

Thursday 3rd November 2022
7:30 PM

Programme

Joseph Haydn – String Quartet no.60 in G major, Op.76 no.1, Hob III:75
Franz Schubert – String Quintet, D.956
Imogen Holst – String Quartet

Performers

David Waterman – cello / director

Karski Quartet

Programme Note

Maiastra welcomes new young talents, the Karski Quartet, directed by David Waterman, cellist of the world-renowned Endellion Quartet. Formed in Brussels in 2018, the Karski Quartet is rapidly gaining an international reputation, having been awarded the Grand Prix and Special Prize for the alumni of the Royal Conservatory in Brussels at the 4th International Music Competition Triomphe de l’Art. On the programme is Haydn’s innovative and spirited String Quartet Op 76 No 1 followed by the solemn and poignant String Quintet by Imogen Holst. The final item is Schubert’s String Quintet in C major. Composed and finished just two months before his death, this is the last of his chamber ensemble pieces and is widely considered to be one of the greatest chamber music works ever written. The Aidan Woodcock Trust, under the name ‘Maiastra’, provides courses for emerging young professionals who are hoping to make chamber music a major part of their career.

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