June 5, 2025 at 19:00 Hrs.
From Shadows to Swing: A String Quartett Journey
Concert|Chamber Music Concert
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Goethe Saal, Goethe-Institut Thailand, Bangkok
- Language English
- Price Student: 500 THB | Adult : 1,200 THB
- Part of series: Goethe X Friends: Cultural events by our partners
Experience an evening of profound musical storytelling and vibrant contrasts at this string quartet concert.
The concert “From Shadows to Swing: A String Quartett Journey” by the group “Om and Friends” and the leading German cellist Jonathan Weigle celebrates the works of modern composers from 3 countries:
Dmitri Shostakovich's String Quartet No. 8, a deeply emotional masterpiece composed in the shadow of war and totalitarianism, weaving themes of personal struggle and historical tragedy into its haunting melodies.
UrsulaUrsula Mamlok's String Quartet No. 2, a work showcasing Mamlok's hallmark characteristics, such as intricate textures, clarity of expression, and an interplay between tonality and atonality. Her music often employs formal strategies like palindromic symmetry and arch forms, creating a balance between structural rigor and expressive freedom.
Jazz Portraits for String Quartet by Denny Euprasert, blends classical music elements with the lively, improvisational spirit of Jazz, offering a refreshing cross-cultural fusion.
This diverse repertoire promises an unforgettable journey through introspection, elegance, and innovation.
The concert “From Shadows to Swing: A String Quartett Journey” by the group “Om and Friends” and the leading German cellist Jonathan Weigle celebrates the works of modern composers from 3 countries:
Dmitri Shostakovich's String Quartet No. 8, a deeply emotional masterpiece composed in the shadow of war and totalitarianism, weaving themes of personal struggle and historical tragedy into its haunting melodies.
UrsulaUrsula Mamlok's String Quartet No. 2, a work showcasing Mamlok's hallmark characteristics, such as intricate textures, clarity of expression, and an interplay between tonality and atonality. Her music often employs formal strategies like palindromic symmetry and arch forms, creating a balance between structural rigor and expressive freedom.
Jazz Portraits for String Quartet by Denny Euprasert, blends classical music elements with the lively, improvisational spirit of Jazz, offering a refreshing cross-cultural fusion.
This diverse repertoire promises an unforgettable journey through introspection, elegance, and innovation.
Location
Goethe Saal, Goethe-Institut Thailand
MRT: Lumphini Station
18/1
Soi Goethe, Sathon 1
Bangkok
Thailand
MRT: Lumphini Station
18/1
Soi Goethe, Sathon 1
Bangkok
Thailand