Name: Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective II
Start: 2023-09-12T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-09-12T00:00:00.000Z
Location: North Esk Parish Church

Admin

Lammermuir Festival

Instrument

Elena Urioste

Violon

Savitri Grier

Rosalind Ventris

Viola 1

Laura van der Heijden

Violoncelle

Matthew Hunt

Clarinette

Ben Goldscheider

Horn

Viola

Armand Djikoloum

Hautbois

Amy Harman

Basson

Violin I

Violin II

Ruohua Li

Contrebasse

Chanteur

Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective II

Musselburgh

Royaume-Uni

North Esk Parish Church

Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective II: Phantasy Quartet, Op. 2 Britten (+2 More)

Public

Phantasy Quartet, Op. 2

Octet in F major, D.803

Quintet for Piano and Strings

Jnanakumar P

Valide

One of the many beauties of Kaleidoscope is the flexibility of its virtuoso membership, a pool of wonderful musicians who can come together in any combination from a duo to a nonet.

Schubert wrote his life-enhancing Octet in response to a commission for a piece that would emulate the success of Beethoven’s then-popular Septet. Adding a second violin, he created a timeless work that has been enjoyed by innumerable players and listeners ever since its premiere at the home of Beethoven’s patron Archduke Rudolf in 1824.

Reynaldo Hahn, born in Venezuela and raised in France, was a prodigy who entered the Paris Conservatoire aged 11 and became famous primarily as a song composer. In recent years, though, his chamber music has been rediscovered, and the refined and irrepressibly tuneful Piano Quintet (1921) is an excellent example.

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