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Opus 1 Chamber Music School

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PROGRAMWOLF&nbsp;Italian SerenadeMOZART&nbsp;String Quartet #1 in G major, K.73f (&ldquo;Lodi&rdquo;)IVES&nbsp;String Quartet #2TCHAIKOVSKY&nbsp;String Quartet #1 in D major, op.11 PERFORMERSErik Schumann | Ken Schumann violin &nbsp;Veit Hertenstein&nbsp;violaMark Schumann&nbsp;cello&nbsp;CMH welcomes the return of the Schumann Quartet performing a program representing early explorations of the string quartet genre. First, we get a spritz of charm with Wolf&rsquo;s Italian Serenade. When he was about 14 years old, Mozart composed his &ldquo;Lodi&rdquo; quartet now believed to be his earliest surviving attempt at the genre. Ives&rsquo; experimental approach to composition developed largely outside academia; his often polytonal Quartet #2 is considered one of the most radical early 20th-century chamber works. Reflecting strong national character, we are privileged to hear the first chamber work composed by Tchaikovsky. Its contains his Andante Cantabile, one of the most famous slow movements ever written.&ldquo;&hellip;radiant, muscular&hellip; with richness born of uncanny unanimity of ensemble intonation.&rdquo;THE STRAD

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PROGRAMWOLF Italian SerenadeMOZART String Quartet #1 in G major, K.73f (“Lodi”)IVES String Quartet #2TCHAIKOVSKY String Quartet #1 in D major, op.11 PERFORMERSErik Schumann | Ken Schumann violin  Veit Hertenstein violaMark Schumann cello CMH welcomes the return of the Schumann Quartet performing a program representing early explorations of the string quartet genre. First, we get a spritz of charm with Wolf’s Italian Serenade. When he was about 14 years old, Mozart composed his “Lodi” quartet now believed to be his earliest surviving attempt at the genre. Ives’ experimental approach to composition developed largely outside academia; his often polytonal Quartet #2 is considered one of the most radical early 20th-century chamber works. Reflecting strong national character, we are privileged to hear the first chamber work composed by Tchaikovsky. Its contains his Andante Cantabile, one of the most famous slow movements ever written.“…radiant, muscular… with richness born of uncanny unanimity of ensemble intonation.”THE STRAD

Opus 1 Chamber Music School

Schumann Quartet

6100 Main St

General Admission

Free