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PROGRAMHAYDN&nbsp;String Quartet in D major, op.76/5PROKOFIEV&nbsp;String Quartet #2, op.92BRAHMS&nbsp;String Quartet in C minor, op.51/1 PERFORMERSAlexander Pavlovsky | Sergei Bresler violin &nbsp;Alexander Gordon Zemtsov |&nbsp;violaKyril Zlotnikov&nbsp;cello&nbsp;Jerusalem Quartet returns with another exciting program, beginning with one of Haydn&rsquo;s &ldquo;Erdődy&rdquo; quartets noted for its especially expansive and expressive Largo&nbsp;movement further refining the quartet form he established decades earlier. Incorporating folk music with its modal melodies and dance rhythms for distinctive regional color, Quartet #2 is only one of two quartets Prokofiev composed. In the shadows of Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven, Brahms studied their work extensively before he was satisfied with his efforts in the genre. This quartet utilizes a dramatic C-minor character showing significant symphonic weight in its structure, motivic, and thematic development.&ldquo;&hellip;single-minded yet diverse pleasures&hellip;.&rdquo;THE NEW YORK TIMES

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PROGRAMHAYDN String Quartet in D major, op.76/5PROKOFIEV String Quartet #2, op.92BRAHMS String Quartet in C minor, op.51/1 PERFORMERSAlexander Pavlovsky | Sergei Bresler violin  Alexander Gordon Zemtsov | violaKyril Zlotnikov cello Jerusalem Quartet returns with another exciting program, beginning with one of Haydn’s “Erdődy” quartets noted for its especially expansive and expressive Largo movement further refining the quartet form he established decades earlier. Incorporating folk music with its modal melodies and dance rhythms for distinctive regional color, Quartet #2 is only one of two quartets Prokofiev composed. In the shadows of Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven, Brahms studied their work extensively before he was satisfied with his efforts in the genre. This quartet utilizes a dramatic C-minor character showing significant symphonic weight in its structure, motivic, and thematic development.“…single-minded yet diverse pleasures….”THE NEW YORK TIMES

Opus 1 Chamber Music School

Jerusalem Quartet

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