Quatuor Ardeo
STRING QUARTETQUARTET
- Razumovsky's project
- Terra Memoria
- The call of America
- Goldberg Variations
- XIII Schöne welt wo bist du?
- Around Love
- The art of fugue
IN QUINTET
- With soprano Faustine de Monès
- With pianist Luis Fernando Pérez
- With clarinetist Reto Bieri
- With pianist Aaron Pilsan
- With bassoonist Rie Koyama
- With cellist François Salque
- With cellist Tanja Tetzlaff
- With clarinetist Pascal Moraguès
- With Wu Wei, Sheng player
- With the pianist Claire-Marie Le Guay
- With percussionist/marimbist Vassilena Serafimova
WITH LES CHANTEURS D'OISEAUX
LITERARY LISTENING
OTHER PROPOSALS
The call of America
John Adams, one of the greatest minimalist composer in America, wrote 10 "alleged" dances for string quartet and partly prepared piano.
Japanese composer, Joe Hisaishi (known for composing music for Miyasaki films) shows his passionate admiration to americain minimal music with his compositions. Jérémie Rhorer wrote a piece called "Spectateur Nocturne" for string quartet, being inspired by walking around the city of New York.
Over one century before these composers of today, Anton Dvorak was probably the first composer to get in touch with the Americain spirit and native music while working in New York from 1892 to 1895.
ADAMS
Excerpts from "John's book of Alleged Dance" (1994)
HISAISHI
Quartet nº1 (2014)
or
RHORER
"Night spectator"
- Intermission -
DVORAK
"American" quartet n°12, op. 96