| mercredi 05 mai 2027 | 19:30 |
| Parmi les œuvres au programme: | ||
| Marsey, William (n. 1989) | Industry chorale I | |
| musique traditionnelle | Ca' the Yowes (arr. Tress) | |
| musique traditionnelle | The Water of Tyne (arr. Marsey) | |
| Britten, Benjamin (1913-1976) | Quatuor à cordes no. 2 en ut majeur, Op.36 (Second movement) | |
| Wolfe, Julia (n. 1958) | Dig deep | |
| Mazzoli, Missy (n. 1980) | Enthusiasm Strategies | |
| musique traditionnelle | Keelman Ower the Land (arr. Newell) | |
| Marsey, William (n. 1989) | Industry chorale II | |
| Marsey, William (n. 1989) | Be Nice To See You | |
| Marsey, William (n. 1989) | Industry chorale III |
| Solem Quartet | |
| Amy Tress | Violon |
| William Newell | Violon |
| Stephen Upshaw | Alto |
| Stephanie Tress | Violoncelle |
The Solem Quartet stands apart for its adventurous approach, taking the string quartet genre to new and unexpected places. Praised for ‘immaculate precision and spirit’ (The Strad), the quartet uses inventive musical pairings to uncover fresh perspectives and bold musical storytelling.
The group’s latest project is forged in the sounds of mills, mines, and factory floors. Workers’ songs ring out through the music as weaving looms clatter and churn, their archive recordings becoming part of the quartet’s sound world. From traditional arrangements to Britten, new works, and a reimagining of Joy Division’s Love Will Tear Us Apart, this journey cuts through the industrial noise to reveal the legacy of communities built on graft, ingenuity, and resilience.
Tickets
Full Price £22
Student/Under 26 £15
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