Medvirkende
Vertavokvartetten:
Øyvor Volle - fiolin
Annabelle Meare - fiolin
Berit Cardas - bratsj
Bjørg Lewis - cello

Mark Simpson, bassettklarinett

Program
Fanny Mendelssohn: Strykekvartett i Ess-dur               
Borodin: 1. og 3.sats fra Strykekvartett nr. 2                       
Mozart: 1.sats fra Klarinettkvintett i A-dur
m.m.

Vertavokvartetten er en institusjon i norsk musikkliv. Ikke mange grupper, uavhengig av sjanger, kan skryte av å ha holdt sammen i over 35 år. Hit kommer de rett fra sin egen festival på Modum som de kaller «Vertavofestivalen – 30 km klassisk».

På Ringve gjør de en komprimert versjon av festivalen på litt over én time som de selvsagt kaller «15 km klassisk». Med humor og varme formidler de perler fra den klassiske kammermusikklitteraturen. Det blir verker av bl.a. Borodin, Mozart og Fanny Mendelssohn (søster til den mer  berømte Felix Mendelssohn) – og flere ekstranumre!

I samarbeid med Ringve Musikkmuseum.

Øyvor Volle - violin 
Annabelle Meare - violin 
Berit Cardas - viola 
Bjørg Lewis - cello

The Vertavo Quartet is internationally recognised as one of the most masterful string quartets playing today. Since their formation in Norway in 1984, their dynamic and deeply thoughtful performances have captivated audiences. In June 2005, the quartet was honoured with the Grieg-Prize: a prize bestowed on artists of high international standing and whose former recipients include Leif Ove Andsnes, Truls Mørk and the Grieg Trio. Just ten years previously in 1995 they had won First Prize at the 2nd Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition where they were also awarded the Audience prize and the Critics' prize.

Vertavo now play at all the major concert venues in the world. They tour extensively throughout Europe and also in Japan and the US. Their last US tour included performances at Stanford Lively Arts, Chamber Music in Napa Valley and Lincoln Center. In the past years, tours and concerts have also taken them to Norway, Spain, Mexico, Sweden, Poland, the US and the UK. They gave concerts at Concertgebouw, Amsterdam; Barbican, London; Kings Place, London and in last year's celebration of Benjamin Britten' s centenary, Vertavo were invited to play at the Aldeburgh Festival 2013.

Collaboration also plays an integral role in the Vertavo Quartet's concert life; they have formed partnerships with Jean-Yves Thibaudet, Leif Ove Andsnes, Lambert Orkis, Steven Kovacevich, Håkan Hardenberger, Martin Fröst, Sabine Meyer, Isabelle van Keulen. In 2015 they undertook a quintet tour with the renowned British pianist Paul Lewis.

The quartet's discography is a diverse one and includes Schumann, Brahms, Grieg, Debussy, Bartok, Nielsen, Asheim, "Les Vendredis" (Russian vignettes of the turn of the 20th century) all for SIMAX Classics, as well as the Mozart clarinet quintet with Martin Fröst for BIS Records. Their Debussy and Grieg recording received the Diapason d'Or. Their most recent SIMAX release is of Beethoven's Op.130 and Op.133.

Vertavo have always had a great affinity for contemporary music. They have given commanding performances of works by Ligeti, Adès, Widmann, Gabriela Frank and works by contemporary Nordic composers such as Nørgård, Edlund and Asheim. In March 2013 to great critical acclaim, they gave the world premiere of Poul Ruders's 4th String Quartet at a major festival of Danish and Finnish composers at the Barbican Hall in London: "Played with a thrilling iron-fist-in-velvet-glove touch by the Vertavo Quartet, it was a miracle of stylistic light-footedness." The Telegraph March 2013.

Vertavo Quartet are Artistic Directors of Vertavofestivalen held annually in Norway.

Photo: Rune Kongsro

Klassisk musikk i Norge

26. Sep

12:30 | 2020

Trondheim Kammermusikkfestival

Ringve Musikkmuseum - Konsertsalen

Trondheim

Kamfest - 15 km klassisk

Vertavo Strykekvartett

Trondheim Kammermusikkfestival

26. Sep

12:30 | 2020

Ringve Musikkmuseum - Konsertsalen

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