music we'd like to hear

feldman | frey cd launches

2023

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Morton Feldman's Jacket – online auction
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music we'd like to hear
Friday 10 November

 
Morton Feldman
Violin and String Quartet (1985)
Thursday 30 November

 
Carolyn Chen
In 1839 it was considered elegant to take a tortoise out walking (2017)
Jürg Frey
toucher l'air (2019/2023)
String Trio (2017/2023)
Apartment House

Mira Benjamin (violin)
Chihiro Ono (violin)
Amalia Young (violin)
Bridget Carey (viola)
Anton Lukoszevieze (cello)
Apartment House & friends

Mira Benjamin (violin)
Bridget Carey (viola)
Anton Lukoszevieze (cello)
Heather Roche (clarinet)
doors 19:00 | music 19:30

Music We'd Like to Hear in partnership with Another Timbre presents the London premiere of 'Violin and String Quartet' (1985) by Morton Feldman.

Dating from two years before the composer's death in 1987, 'Violin and String Quartet' lasts two and a quarter hours, throughout which the strings weave gently shifting patterns of sound. It is one of Feldman's most beautiful pieces.

Recently recorded for the first time by Apartment House, it will be performed by the same musicians: Mira Benjamin, Chihiro Ono, Amalia Young (violins), Bridget Carey (viola), Anton Lukoszevieze (cello). This work will be performed in its entirety without a break.

Music We'd Like to Hear in partnership with Another Timbre presents the London premiere of String Trio (2017/23) by Swiss composer Jürg Frey.

Recently recorded for Another Timbre by Apartment House, this expansive work will be performed by the same musicians: Mira Benjamin (violin), Bridget Carey (viola), Anton Lukoszevieze (cello).

Also in the programme, a solo clarinet piece by Jürg Frey, 'toucher l'air' (2019/23), performed by Heather Roche, and a work by Carolyn Chen, 'In 1839 it was considered elegant to take a tortoise out walking' (2017).


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