classical music
theatre
Sun 09 May 2027
Robert Tichy
Robert Tichy
Kamermuziek Souvenir
classical music
Sun 10 Jan 2027
Pavel Haas Quartet
Kamermuziek Souvenir
The Pavel Haas Quartet has been one of the most exciting string quartets for years. The ensemble was founded in 2002 in Prague by violinist Veronika Jarůšková and violist Pavel Nikl. The quartet is named after composer Pavel Haas. His work has been an important reference point since its inception and serves as an artistic compass for the ensemble.
From their home base in Prague, the musicians perform in the world's major halls and are renowned for their warm sound, fiery performance, and close communication with each other. Gramophone once called them "the world’s most exciting string quartet."
In this concert, they return to music that is close to their origins, focusing entirely on Czech and Central European repertoire. With Janáček’s (referring to Tolstoy) Kreutzer Sonata, Korngold’s Second Quartet, and Dvořák’s sunny American, they return to the heart of their musical identity: intense chamber music in which folk music, emigration, love, and tragedy resonate.
In the realm of CD recordings, the Pavel Haas Quartet has built an impressive reputation. The ensemble has received five Gramophone Awards. Their recording of Dvořák’s String Quartets No. 12 American and No. 13 was awarded the title Recording of the Year in 2011, the highest honor from the magazine.
- violin Veronika Jarůšková & Marek Zwiebel viola Šimon Truszka cello Peter Jarůšek
- programme Janáček - String Quartet No. 1 Kreutzer Sonata | Korngold - String Quartet No. 2 Op. 26 | Dvořák - String Quartet No. 12 American
Whether this performance has an interval is not yet known.
Event information
Location
Concertzaal
Start
14:30
End
unknown
Interval
unknown
Prices
1e tier
regular
€42.00
up to 26 years
€16.00
2e tier
regular
€42.00
up to 26 years
€16.00
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