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Showing posts with label Schubert. Show all posts
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Thursday, August 20

4th October 2015 - Quarto Quartet plays Schubert and Dvorak

Quarto Quartet at Recital Bulgaria Hall

plays

Dvorak String Quintet op. 77 and Schubert Piano Quintet "The Trout"


Quarto musicians:
Ivan Penchev - violin
Svetlana Stancheva - violin
Tatyana Todorova - viola
Dimitar Tenchev - cello
Silvet Salieva - double bass
Stefan Vrachev - piano

Friday, May 1

One, Тwo, Тhree..."Quarto"!!!


May 12, 2009
Quarto in Dobrich

The Quarto's concert in Dobrich (Bulgaria) on the closing day of the Chamber Music Festival (May 12).

Program:
  1. Mozart's Fantasia in d moll - prof.Dimo Dimov (piano);
  2. Beethoven's Sonata No.1 for violin and piano - Ivan Penchev (violin) and Dimo Dimov (piano);
  3. Schubert's Nocturne - Ivan Penchev (violin), Stoyan Bozhkov (cello) and Dimo Dimov (piano);
  4. Mahler's Piano Quartet - Quarto Quartet (Ivan Penchev, Tatyana Todorova, Stoyan Bozhkov and Darina Vassileva);
  5. Pipkov's Piano Quartet - Quarto Quartet (Ivan Penchev, Tatyana Todorova, Stoyan Bozhkov and Darina Vassileva).

Friday, January 9

Quarto Quartet in Bulgaria Recital Hall, 30 April 2009


Quarto Quartet in Bulgaria Recital Hall, 30 April 2009





Tickets are available on +359 2 951 5571,
www.ticketstream.bg , quartoquartet@gmail.com and at the box office of Bulgaria Hall



Bedrich Smetana
String Quartet No. 1 in E minor "From My Life"
The composition of the first string quartet From My Life was preceded by a period of fateful changes in Smetana's life। In 1874 he lost his hearing। Two years later he moved with his family to Jabkenice in the countryside, which seemed to him like an expulsion; he suffered from his deafness and missed contact with like-minded company. He presented the string quartet as a conversation within a close circle of four friends who discuss what is tormenting them. It is a kind of passionate and resigned dialogue between a spirited person and his destiny.
Franz Schubert
'Trout' Quintet
in A major for violin, viola, cello, double bass, and piano, D667, composed in summer 1819 during an excursion to Upper Austria. The title is so called because the fourth of the five movements is a set of variations on his song The Trout/Die Forelle, D550, (1817).


Members of Quarto

Ivan Penchev - violin
Darina Vassileva - piano
Tatyana Todorova - viola
Dimitar Tenchev - cello
&
Svetlana Stancheva - violin
Silvet Salieva - double bass
Atanas Iliev - clarinet