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FROM
MUNICH
Henschel String
Quartet:
Christoph Henschel & Markus Henschel, Violinen, Monika
Henschel, Viola, Mathias Beyer-Karlshøj, Violoncello
“The
Henschel Quartet's concert was a highlight of my
concert-going year. It was as close to perfection as to be beyond
reproach. Magical.”
(The Strad)
In
1994 the Henschel siblings had the great fortune to find the ideal
cello partner in Mathias Beyer-Karlshøj. In their intensive
years of study with Felix Andrievsky, Thorleif Thedeen, Sergiu
Celibidache, Franz Beyer, the Amadeus Quartet and later with members of
the Alban Berg and La Salle Quartets the young artists were confronted
with the highest international standards. In 1995 the Henschel Quartet
were winners of no fewer than five prizes at International String
Quartet competitions in Evian, Banff and Salzburg for the best
interpretation of works ranging from Mozart up to contemporary
composers. In 1996 they won the first prize and gold medal at the
coveted Osaka International String Competition. Highly acclaimed debut
concerts in many of Europe's prestigious concert halls helped to firmly
establish the Henschel Quartet as one of today's leading string
quartets.
Programme:
HAYDN String Quartet in G Major,
Op.76 No. 1; SCHULHOFF String Quartet
No. 1; MENDELSSOHN String Quartet in E minor, Op. 44, No. 2
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Select any of our 2009-10 concerts to
discover more about the upcoming event, or read all about the concerts
that have amazed audiences.
Opening Night!
Saturday, September 12
THE TCHAIKOVSKY WINNER
Sergey Antonov, cello
& Ilya Kazantsev, piano
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
Saturday, October 3
DREAMS OF TRANSCENDENCE
Ang Li, piano
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
Saturday, October 17
LYRICISM AND VIRTUOSITY
Jean-Sébastien Roy, violin
& Mathieu Gaudet, piano
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
Saturday, October 31
FROM MUNICH
Henschel
String Quartet
Program
Notes | Post Concert
Critique
Saturday,
November 21
FROM PRAGUE
Zemlinsky String Quartet
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
Saturday, December 12
& Sunday December 13
BACH BAROQUE FAMILY
The WSO Baroque Chamber Players
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
Saturday,
January 9
FROM SCARLATTI TO SKORYK
Serhiy Salov, piano
Program
Notes | Post Concert
Critique
Saturday,
January 30
THE PASSIONS OF SPAIN
Maria Luz Alvarez,
soprano &
The WSO Baroque String Quartet
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
Saturday,
February 6
THE SCHUMANN LETTERS
Susan Gilmour Bailey, soprano;
Michael Kim, piano & Colin Fox, narrator
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
Friday,
February 19
“CHOPIN, WARSAW AND ME” - FREE ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
Kevin Kenner, winner of the 1990 Warsaw International Chopin Competition
Saturday,
February 20
& Sunday, February 21
CHOPIN’S 200TH BIRTHDAY
Kevin Kenner, piano
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
Saturday, February 27
L'AFFAIRE TO REMEMBER
Virtuosi's Fabulous Annual Fundraiser
Saturday, March 6
THE VAN CLIBURN WINNER
Alex Kobrin, piano
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
Saturday, March 20
THE SOLO VIOLIN VIRTUOSO
Jonathan Crow, violin
Program
Notes | Post Concert Critique
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