Wellington 'Light & Dark' concert now on 26 September

...Chamber music performances don’t come much better than this....
(Louis Pierard, The Hook review website)
Submitted by robert on Tue, 2018-07-31 21:29

7 August 2018 - Due to a change in the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra schedule that affects three Quartet members we have had to yet again change the date of the Wellington concert in our Light & Dark series. The concert will now be on Wednesday 26 September at 7:30 in St Andrew's on The Terrace.

We're very sorry to have had to make this date change, and hope it doesn't cause you any inconvenience.

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Next concerts

Sunday, November 1 2020, 3:00pm - 5:00pm, St Andrew's on the Terrace, 30 The Terrace, Wellington

In our Phantasy programme we are joined by Robert Orr, NZSO Principal Oboe, for two British works by for oboe and strings: Britten's Phantasy Quartet Op 2, the first piece that brought him international recognition, and Bliss's gorgeous Oboe Quintet. In that programme we also celebrate the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth with his first 'Rasumovsky' quartet, the String Quartet No 7 in F Op 59 No 1. The fourth work in this programme is 'refrain' by award-winning New Zealand composer Alex Taylor. Tickets ($35 Adults, $25 Concessions, $70 Families - 2 Adults + 2 Children, $15 under 18 yrs) available from Eventfinda.
Sunday, November 22 2020, 4:00pm - 6:00pm, Turner Centre, 43 Cobham Rd, Kerikeri

In our Phantasy programme we are joined by Robert Orr, NZSO Principal Oboe, for two British works by for oboe and strings: Britten's Phantasy Quartet Op 2, the first piece that brought him international recognition, and Bliss's gorgeous Oboe Quintet. In that programme we also celebrate the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth with his first 'Rasumovsky' quartet, the String Quartet No 7 in F Op 59 No 1. The fourth work in this programme is 'refrain' by award-winning New Zealand composer Alex Taylor.