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Quatuor Arod
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First, Haydn, the father of the genre: his Quartet Op. 76 No. 4 in D major combines a sun-drenched clarity with dramatic contrasts, where the humor of the finales rubs shoulders with the gravity of a Largo in minor, the classical foundation of all future architecture. Then Bartók, with his Quartet No. 4 in C major : five mirrored movements around a nocturne, pizzicati with a "slap-like" quality, Bulgarian rhythms, and a percussive sound that sha...
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1 dates (5 Dec - 5 Dec)
Dec
5
Sat
7:00 pm
Le Corum
Montpellier, France
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