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NCEM York Early Music Festival 2020

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Saturday 11 July

Event 28 5.30pm – 6.30pm

Venue NCEM, St Margaret’s Church

Tickets Reserved seating: £16 (£14 | *Under 35s £6)

CONSONE QUARTET

Agata Daraskaite, Magdalena Loth-Hill violins Elitsa Bogdanova viola George Ross cello

Beethoven String Quartet in G major, Op.18 No. 2

Beethoven String Quartet in D major, Op.18 No. 3

Aware, no doubt, of the shadow

cast by the string quartets of

Haydn and Mozart, Beethoven

did not attempt any of his own

until he was in his late 20s.

The Consone Quartet mark

the 250 th anniversary of

Beethoven’s birth with two

of those quartets, published

when the composer had

already begun to be aware of his

oncoming deafness, an affliction

which (he later wrote) ‘drove me

almost to despair; a little more and

I would have ended my life – it was

only my art that held me back’.

‘The textures were always clear and

voice-leading immaculate.’ The Strad

consonequartet.com

NCEM is honoured to showcase four exceptionally talented young ensembles within the 2020 Festival:

Prisma; La Vaghezza; L’Apothéose and Consone Quartet. All four groups have been selected to be part of the

prestigious EEEMERGING + programme funded by Creative Europe.

Prisma join us from Germany; La Vaghezza from Italy and L’Apothéose from Spain. Consone Quartet are based

in the UK and have recently been appointed BBC Radio 3 New Generation Artists.

NCEM is dedicated to supporting emerging professionals in the field of early music - a pan-European art form.

If you would like to help us keep this invaluable work alive at this complicated time, please get in touch.

www.ncem.co.uk/eee

book online

TICKETS.ncem.co.uk 21

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