Simeon Broom joins Aroha Quartet in 2015

......a fine recital of music for strings, with very professional interpretation and delivery....
(Otago Daily Times)
Submitted by robert on Mon, 2014-12-01 08:57

1 December 2014 - NZSO violinist Simeon Broom is to join the Aroha Quartet for concerts in the first half of its 2015 season.

Simeon has recently returned to NZ to join the NZSO after 10 years in Europe. Read more about him here.

Welcome, Simeon!

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Next concerts

Wednesday, September 26 2018, 7:30pm - 9:30pm, St Andrew's on the Terrace, 30 The Terrace, Wellington

In 'Light & Dark' we take you on an emotional journey, exploring a wide range of moods and soundscapes Our programme begins with the warmth and brightness of Haydn’s “Emperor” Quartet Op 76 No 3, with its famous variations on an anthem he wrote for Kaiser Franz II. It then enters the pulsating world of Ross Carey’s evocative Toccatina (Elegy). The dark, sardonic mood of Shostakovich's String Quartet No 11 Op 122, a profound work in seven short movements, is swept away by our final work: Dvorak’s gorgeous, much-loved “American” Quartet Op 96. Come along to immerse yourselves in this wonderful music! Tickets $35 Adults, $20 Concessions, $70 Families (2 Adults + 2 Children), $10 Children under 18yrs from Eventfinda or at the door from 7:00pm.
Sunday, October 7 2018, 3:00pm - 5:00pm, 4th Wall Theatre, 11 Baring Tce, New Plymouth

In 'Light & Dark' we take you on an emotional journey, exploring a wide range of moods and soundscapes Our programme begins with the warmth and brightness of Haydn’s “Emperor” Quartet Op 76 No 3, with its famous variations on an anthem he wrote for Kaiser Franz II. It then enters the pulsating world of Ross Carey’s evocative Toccatina (Elegy). The dark, sardonic mood of Shostakovich's String Quartet No 11 Op 122, a profound work in seven short movements, is swept away by our final work: Dvorak’s gorgeous, much-loved “American” Quartet Op 96. Come along to immerse yourselves in this wonderful music! Tickets $25 Adults, $15 Concessions, $50 Families (2 Adults + 2 Children), $5 Children under 18yrs from 4th Wall Theatre.