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Friday 22 January 2010
Doric Quartet
Alex Redington violin
Jonathan Stone violin
Simon Tandree viola
John Myerscough cello
Beethoven Op.18 No.4 in C minor
Korngold Quartet Op.16 No.1 in A
Formed in 1998 at Pro Corda, the Doric String Quartet is now firmly established as one of the outstanding quartets of their generation.
Highlights over the last year have included a critically acclaimed Haydn evening at Wigmore Hall broadcast by BBC Radio 3, debut recitals in Paris, Milan and Frankfurt, and visits to the Schwetzinger, Florestan, Isle of Man and East Neuk Festivals.
This performance has been prepared during an Aldeburgh Residency.
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With thanks to Rodney and Gail Baker-Bates for their continued support
Jubilee Hall, Aldeburgh
12.15pm (ends approx 1.15pm)
Tickets: £7 (or £6 if you book 3 or more Lunchtime Chamber Music concerts) (under 27s half price)
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65th ALDEBURGH FESTIVAL
SPRING 2012
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Doric Quartet
The Doric String Quartet studied on the Paris-based ProQuartet Professional Training Program from 2002, where they worked with members of the Alban Berg, Artemis, Hagen and LaSalle Quartets and with György Kurtág.
In 2008 they won 1st prize in the Osaka International Chamber Music Competition in Japan, 2nd prize at the Premio Paolo Borciani International String Quartet Competition in Italy, and the Ensemble Prize at the Festspiele Mecklenburg-Vorpommern in Germany.
They have collaborated with Mark Padmore, Chen Halevi, Julius Drake, Piers Lane, Melvyn Tan, the Leopold String Trio and Florestan Trio.