Brentano quartet inspires in Dresden: an evening full of music love!

Brentano quartet inspires in Dresden: an evening full of music love!

Palais Großer Garten, 01065 Dresden, Deutschland - The renowned Brentano String quartet from the USA appeared at the Dresden Music Festival and delivered a stirring performance in the palace Large garden. The ensemble, consisting of Mark Steinberg and Serena Canin on the violin, Misha Amory on the viola and Nina Maria Lee on the violoncello, delighted the audience with a varied program.

After the performance of Ludwig van Beethoven's string quartet number 6, which is known as "La Malinconia" and begins with an introductory Adagio, the contemporary work "Madrigal Mongolia" by Leian. This premiere, which represents an order work, reflects the variety of string quartet tradition and was rewarded with great applause. After the break, the quartet played the melancholy string quartet number 3 in B major by Johannes Brahms, whose idyllic Andante is one of the most outstanding sentences of the composer.

The works and the tradition of the string quartet

The concert as part of the Dresden Music Festival was not only entertaining, but also an impressive example of the development of the genre of the string quartet. This is considered the most demanding form of chamber music. Since the 19th century, the string quartet has been known for its four -part line -up, which consists of two violins, a viola and a violoncello. This constellation dissolved from the previous forms such as the general bass and took on a solo form. Joseph Haydn is one of the key figures in this development, especially with his groundbreaking works.

The audience of the Dresden Music Festival was enthusiastic about the performance of the Brentano String Quartet and rewarded the artists with a warm applause. As a thank you for the excellent performance, there was an encore: a sentence from a quartet of Haydn, which underlined the love of music and the tradition of the ensemble.

Dresden Music Festival in the sign of love

The Dresden Music Festival is under the motto "Love" and offer an extensive program with 58 concerts by June 14th. In addition to the Brentano String Quartet, renowned orchestras such as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Viennese symphonists, the London Symphony Orchestra and the Gothenburg Symfoniker perform. Local institutions such as the Saxon State Chapel and the city of Philharmonic are also part of the festival.

The diverse program ranges from classic sounds to modern performances, including fado with the singer Mariza and pop music with Ronan Keating, which presents wealth and width of the music scene in Dresden.

Tickets for the events are available at the box office and in advance at www.dresdner-musikfestspiele.com what offers visitors the opportunity to become part of one of the most important musical events of the year.