Glimpses of the Immortal:

Takács Quartet’s All-Beethoven Programme
一窺堂奧:塔克斯四重奏之全貝多芬曲目
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Glimpses of the Immortal:

Takács Quartet’s All-Beethoven Programme
一窺堂奧:塔克斯四重奏之全貝多芬曲目
Sat
24
Sep
2016
Grand Hall
Lee Shau Kee Lecture Centre, Centennial Campus
The University of Hong Kong
8PM
$250, $150

Limited half-price concession tickets available

Programme

String Quartet in G major, Op. 18, No. 2
String Quartet in F minor, Op. 95, ‘Serioso’
String Quartet in C-sharp minor, Op. 131
Music in Words dialogue

Praised as “peerless” and “consistently invigorating” (The New York Times), the Takács Quartet is recognised as one of the world’s finest string quartets. Formed in Budapest in 1975 and long based in the U.S., the celebrated ensemble has amassed an impressive array of honours and an extensive recorded legacy. Its recordings of Beethoven’s string quartets (on Decca Classics), widely considered as one of the most significant recent recordings of the repertoire, have earned prestigious awards worldwide, including a Grammy, two Gramophone Awards, and BBC Music Magazine’s ‘CD of the Year’.

On 24 September at HKU, Hong Kong audiences will have a chance to hear these masterworks by the legendary Takács Quartet live! The artists will bring us an all-Beethoven programme and a Music in Words dialogue. ‘Glimpses of the Immortal’ – this is simply a must-go for Beethoven lovers and will surely be a remarkable musical experience for all!

Artists

Edward Dusinberre, violin
Károly Schranz, violin
Geraldine Walther, viola
András Fejér, cello

House Programme

Sat
24
Sep
2016
Grand Hall
Lee Shau Kee Lecture Centre, Centennial Campus
The University of Hong Kong
8PM
$250, $150

Limited half-price concession tickets available

Event Highlights

Event Highlights

Remarks

  • For ages 6+
  • Approximately 2 hours with an intermission
  • Guests are advised to arrive punctually.
  • No latecomers will be admitted until a suitable break in the programme.
  • Programmes and artists are subject to change.

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