Joseph Lin, violin Claire Bourg, violin Natalie Loughran, viola Raman Ramakrishnan, cello Helen Huang, piano
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A beloved regular with PCMS, former Juilliard Quartet violinist Joseph Lin has created a brilliant program highlighting three remarkable chamber works that Ludwig van Beethoven produced in succession from 1810-12. These pieces mark the end of Beethoven’s “middle style,” signifying a shift towards a more dramatic and personal compositional approach that coincided with the composer’s hearing loss.
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1 dates (4 Dec - 4 Dec)
Dec
4
Thu
7:30 pm
Benjamin Franklin Hall
Philadelphia, PA, United States
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