Elixir Quartet
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The Elixir Quartet has been assembled for the Fifty for the Future celebration by University of Iowa cello faculty member Jamie Clark. She has brought together three of her longtime collaborators from across the country.
Kala Ramnath weaves together ornamental Indian slides and microtonal glides to create one radiant melody. Aruna Narayan offers a work grounded in Hindustani classical music while Karin Rehnqvist sends a folk tune through a spirited Swedish polska. Merlijn Twaalfhoven invites audience participation, Hawa Kassé Mady Diabaté revisits Malian handclapping songs, and Vladimir Martynov distills late-Romantic love songs into a concentrated pastiche.
Patrick Yim, violin
Samuel Park, violin
Eric Wong, viola
Jamie Clark, cello
PROGRAM
Kala RAMNATH: Amrit
Aruna NARAYAN: Mishra Pilu
Karin REHNQVIST: The Riddle
Marlijin TWAALFHOVEN: Play
Hawa DIABATE: Tegere Tulon
Vladimir MARTYNOV: Andante Amoroso
TICKETS
Free and open to the public, RSVP required.
Registration opens Wednesday, January 20.
Kala Ramnath weaves together ornamental Indian slides and microtonal glides to create one radiant melody. Aruna Narayan offers a work grounded in Hindustani classical music while Karin Rehnqvist sends a folk tune through a spirited Swedish polska. Merlijn Twaalfhoven invites audience participation, Hawa Kassé Mady Diabaté revisits Malian handclapping songs, and Vladimir Martynov distills late-Romantic love songs into a concentrated pastiche.
Patrick Yim, violin
Samuel Park, violin
Eric Wong, viola
Jamie Clark, cello
PROGRAM
Kala RAMNATH: Amrit
Aruna NARAYAN: Mishra Pilu
Karin REHNQVIST: The Riddle
Marlijin TWAALFHOVEN: Play
Hawa DIABATE: Tegere Tulon
Vladimir MARTYNOV: Andante Amoroso
TICKETS
Free and open to the public, RSVP required.
Registration opens Wednesday, January 20.
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