I was gently looking forward to this concert. I know the works, especially the Ravel Quartet, and there was nothing in the programme as challenging as the Britten Quartet from the last concert. And I really like the Heath Quartet: Continue reading Heath Quartet 27th March 2016 – Review by Andrew Polmear
At this morning’s excellent coffee concert given by the Heath Quartet, dates were announced for the 2016–17 season of Coffee Concerts. Continue reading Coffee Concerts Sixth Season 2016–2017
Welcome to our tenth newsletter – designed to keep you informed about our activities, as well as other local chamber music events.
THE FINAL CONCERT OF THE 2015/16 SEASON APPROACHES
At the last concert, on 21 February, we heard more glorious music from the Elias Quartet. Opinion was divided Continue reading Newsletter #10 February 2016
1. In the 2015/2016 season, all concerts last approximately 2 hours including an interval. Is this the right concert length? Continue reading Strings Attached Annual Survey Responses – February 2016
Haydn Opus 54 No 2 in C, Britten No 1 in D major Op 25, Mendelssohn No 2 in A minor Op 13.
Raising the roof’s a lot easier. In a conversation with me only a week before this concert, after playing Walton’s Concerto with Worthing Symphony Orchestra, rising German cellist Leonard Elschenbroich commented: “I love it when composers have the guts to end a concerto quietly.”
Ending in a flourish can boost the ‘clapometer’ Continue reading Elias String Quartet 21st February 2016 – Review by Richard Amey, Worthing Herald
