School of Music Fellowship Ensemble
School of Music Fellowship Ensemble
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ABOUT THE EVENT
Varié Quartet
Zoe Kushubar, Camden Stohl, violins
Yu-Hsuan Chen, viola
John Keane, cello
Illuminos Quartet
Yuan-ju Liu, Anna Kelleher, violins
Brian Shoop, viola
David Agia, cello
This exciting program features the debut of the Varié Quartet, the School of Music’s new Graduate Fellowship String Quartet, joined by their colleagues in the Illuminos Quartet performing masterpieces from the chamber music literature. In preparation, both groups participated in the String Quartet Intensive seminar this semester, where they collectively researched, studied and performed; honing their quartet skills in repertoire ranging from Haydn’s cheeky “Joke” quartet from his Op. 33 set (recognized as the invention of the genre as we know it), to the deeply romantic, 20th Century Expressionistic evocation Langsamer Satz of the young Anton Webern finding his place in the pantheon of composers during that turbulent time. The program festively concludes with Mozart’s final installment and the pinnacle of his art of string quartet writing, the virtuosic, forward-looking F Major Quartet, K. 590.
PROGRAM
Anton Webern: Langsamer Satz
Franz Joesph Haydn: String Quartet in E-flat Major, Op. 33 No. 2 ("The Joke")
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: String Quartet No. 23 in F Major, K. 590