Banbha Quartet
Presented by National String Quartet Foundation
The Banbha Quartet is one of several fine new Irish quartets promoted by the National String Quartet Foundation, who are establishing an exciting reputation amongst audiences throughout the country.
The quartet was founded in 2020 and is made up of four of NSQF’s most celebrated musicians; Lidia Jewloszewicz-Clarke, violin, Maria Ryan, violin, Robin Panter, viola, and Aoife Burke, cello.
Presented by National String Quartet Foundation
The Banbha Quartet is one of several fine new Irish quartets promoted by the National String Quartet Foundation, who are establishing an exciting reputation amongst audiences throughout the country.
The quartet was founded in 2020 and is made up of four of NSQF’s most celebrated musicians; Lidia Jewloszewicz-Clarke, violin, Maria Ryan, violin, Robin Panter, viola, and Aoife Burke, cello.
For their fourth tour, they bring a fascinating mix of music, opening with one of Haydn’s ground-breaking and masterly Op.20 set of quartets from 1772.
Grażyna Bacewicz was a leading figure in Polish musical life during and after the Second World War. A successful violinist, her compositions include seven violin concertos and seven string quartets, of which No.4 is among the best known.
Jane O’Leary’s forever begin was written in 2020 as ‘a sort of fanfare for strings – conveying a sense of excitement, anticipation, hope and optimism – a sense of new beginnings’.
Dvořák’s popular and irrepressible ‘American’ quartet celebrates the composer’s new-found enjoyment of American folk music.
Programme:
Haydn – Quartet in D major Op.20 No.4 (1772)
Bacewicz – Quartet No.4 (1951)
Jane O’Leary – forever begin (2020)
Dvořák – Quartet in F major Op.96 ‘The American’ (1893)
T&Cs
- Please note all ticket prices include a booking charge.
- No exchanges or refunds.
- Masks/face coverings are optional.
- Wheelchair spaces can only be booked over the phone. Please call box office on (061) 953400 if you wish to book a wheelchair space.
- No late comers admitted to the theatre once show commences.
- On street parking.
