Hagen Quartett interpreta a Haydn y Janáček

Amsterdam, Sala de conciertos — Small Hall

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Sobre el espectáculo

Cada nota y cada gesto del Hagen Quartett han sido cuidadosamente pensados. Durante más de cuarenta años, los intérpretes han tocado en los escenarios más grandes del mundo. Esta noche están en el Recital Hall, con Haydn y Janáček, que se inspiró en una joven musa.

Programa

Joseph Haydn – String Quartet in F major, Hob. III:73, op. 74, No. 2
Joseph Haydn – String Quartet in g minor, Hob. III:74, op. 74, No. 3
Leos Janacek – String quartet no. 2, 'Intimate letters'

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Artistas

Cuarteto:	Hagen Quartett The Hagen Quartet is made up of three members of one Salzburg family — Lukas, Veronika and Clemens Hagen — and the German violinist Rainer Schmidt, who joined the quartet in autumn 1987, replacing Annette Bik. The three Hagens studied at the Salzburg Mozarteum: Veronika and Lukas were students of Helmut Zehetmair; Clemens's teacher was Wilfried Tachezi. Rainer Schmidt studied in Germany, Canada and the USA, where he attended the Cincinnati Conservatory under the tutelage of Walter Levin and Dorothy DeLay. Hatto Beyerle, Heinrich Schiff and Oleg Maisenberg also played important roles in the artistic development of the musicians. The meeting with Nikolaus Harnoncourt helped to expand their field of musical vision, as did the friendship and artistic relationship with Gidon Kremer, who has regularly involved the ensemble in his chamber‐music projects at the Lockenhaus Chamber Music Festival. Lukas Hagen, 1stviolin Rainer Schmidt, 2nd violin Veronika Hagen, viola Clemens Hagen, cello

Cuarteto:

Hagen Quartett

The Hagen Quartet is made up of three members of one Salzburg family — Lukas,
Veronika and Clemens Hagen — and the German violinist Rainer Schmidt, who joined
the quartet in autumn 1987, replacing Annette Bik. The three Hagens studied at
the Salzburg Mozarteum: Veronika and Lukas were students of Helmut Zehetmair;
Clemens's teacher was Wilfried Tachezi. Rainer Schmidt studied in Germany,
Canada and the USA, where he attended the Cincinnati Conservatory under the
tutelage of Walter Levin and Dorothy DeLay. Hatto Beyerle, Heinrich Schiff and
Oleg Maisenberg also played important roles in the artistic development of the
musicians. The meeting with Nikolaus Harnoncourt helped to expand their field of
musical vision, as did the friendship and artistic relationship with Gidon
Kremer, who has regularly involved the ensemble in his chamber‐music projects at
the Lockenhaus Chamber Music Festival.
Lukas Hagen, 1stviolin
Rainer Schmidt, 2nd violin
Veronika Hagen, viola
Clemens Hagen, cello

Dirección

Sala de conciertos, Concertgebouwplein, 10, Amsterdam, Holanda — Google Maps