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3/27/2006
Kaufman Center presents the award-winning Quartet New Generation (QNG), a recorder collective rapidly becoming known for their innovative programming and dynamic stage presence (helped along by over twenty types of recorders!), on Monday, April 10 at 8 PM at Merkin Concert Hall. Hailed as "four recorder virtuosos" by The New York Times, Quartet New Generation's Andrea Guttman, Hannah Pape, Heide Schwarz and Susanne Fr�lich bring a fresh eye to early recorder music and juxtapose it with contemporary works, many of which have been commissioned. At Merkin Concert Hall, the group will be performing their program Ethereal. Ranging from the early Renaissance to more contemporary times, composers featured include Thomas Tomkins, Ferrabosco, Ciconia, Mencuso, Serocki, Meijering and Mensignh. Tickets are $20. Order at Kaufman Center's site, or by calling 212-501-3330.
posted by Coming Events
3/27/2006 06:26:00 PM
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