Saturday 3 to Tuesday 6 July 2021
2 days
8:00 pm
Admission: €10
For this special concert, Pavel Haas Quartet is joined by Boris Giltburg for two major works by Dvořák, his tempestuous F minor Piano Trio and the infectious delight of his second A major piano quintet. For the Trio the Quartet’s leader, Veronika Jarůšková, and cellist, Peter Jarůšek, join Boris Giltburg. This concert was recorded at the Martinů Hall in Prague. Dvořák’s Third Piano Trio was composed shortly after his mother’s death, it opens in passionate agitation and ends in an emotional tempest. In between comes a tuneful and light-hearted Allegretto leading to a calm and meditative Adagio. Despite his personal loss, Dvořák is able to swathe his distress in a succession of the glorious melodies for which he was so renowned. The opening of the Piano Quintet never loses its magic however often we hear it, while the Andante gives the languid voice of his own instrument, the viola, a leading role. There are no shadows in this unblemished music.
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European Broadcast 8pm Irish Standard Time
North American Broadcast 8pm ET (1am Irish Standard Time)
On Demand will become available after the conclusion of the North American broadcast for 48 hours (4 July 2am – 6 July 2am IST)
Composer | Work | Artist(s) |
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Antonín Dvořák | Piano Trio No.3 in F minor Op.65 | Veronika Jarůšková Peter Jarůšek Boris Giltburg |
Antonín Dvořák | Piano Quintet No.2 in A major Op.81 | Pavel Haas Quartet Boris Giltburg |
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