Barbican Quartet
When? 17 November 2021
Where? Dorset Museum & Art Gallery - Dorchester
The Dorset Museum Music Society are fortunate in being able to make use of the Victorian Hall of the Dorset Museum, a unique environment that continues to draw enthusiastic praise from our visiting artists.
Acclaimed for their “gusto, comradeship and sharp attack” (The Times), the Barbican Quartet was formed at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and has rapidly achieved recognition as an outstanding young ensemble, winning many awards. They made their Wigmore Hall début in 2017 and went on to win the first prize in the 2019 Joseph Joachim International Chamber Music Competition.
Programme
J S BACH Two Fugues arr. by Mozart K405.
KURTAG Six Moments Musicaux Op 44.
BEETHOVEN String Quartet in F minor Op 95.
SCHUBERT String Quartet No 15 in G major D887.
Dorset Museum 7.30pm. Book via the website below.
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Dorset Museum & Art Gallery
High West Street, Dorchester, DT1 1XA
Tel: 01305 756827
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