8 November 2018, 8pm, doors at 7.30pm
Schubert Ensemble Strings playing Mozart, Jeremy Thurlow and Beethoven
After 35 years, the Schubert Ensemble played its final concert in June of this year, but three of the string players have come together with two special guests for this concert to re-visit one of the last pieces written for the Ensemble, Jeremy Thurlow’s “Sea Cradling”. Either side of this haunting and beautiful string quartet they will play two of the greatest works for string quintet, Mozart’s G minor quintet K.516 and Beethoven’s C major Quintet Op.29.
The concert at Kettle’s Yard features:
Simon Blendis and Tristan Gurney – violins
Douglas Paterson and Rosalind Ventris – violas
Jane Salmon – cello
Programme
Mozart: String Quintet K516
Jeremy Thurlow: String Quartet, ‘Sea-cradling’
Beethoven: String Quintet Op.29
£18 (£5 students)
Booking recommended
8pm, doors open at 7.30pm
Kettle’s Yard,
Castle Street,
Cambridge,
CB3 0AQ
