Tom Aldren – violin, Jenny Lewisohn – viola, Auriol Evans – cello, Gamal Khamis – piano
The Steinway concert piano is supplied and maintained by Steinway & Sons, London
The Paul Woodhouse Concert
Huw Watkins (b.1976):
Piano Quartet (2012) Streamed only
Dvořák (1841-1904):
Piano Quartet No. 1 in D, Op. 23 (1875)
Allegro moderato
Theme (Andantino) and Variations
Finale – Allegretto scherzando
Brahms (1833-97):
Piano Quintet in F minor, Op. 34 (1864)
Allegro non troppo
Andante un poco adagio
Scherzo allegro
Finale poco sostenuto, allego non troppo, presto
Winners of the Elias Fawcett Trust for an Outstanding Chamber Ensemble at the Royal Over-Seas League Competition finals, the Lipatti Piano Quartet is one of the UK’s leading young chamber ensembles. It is delighted to have been selected to feature as a Recommended Artist in the 2019/20 Making Music Selected Artists Guide.
Three years after forming in 2013, it was selected to perform on the final night of the PLG Young Artists Spring Series at St John’s Smith Square, as part of the Park Lane Group’s 60th anniversary season. In 2017 the Quartet made its Wigmore Hall debut as part of the Monday Platform series, in association with the Park Lane Group.
Since its inception, the group has been fortunate to work with esteemed musicians including Maxim Rysanov, Simon Rowland-Jones, Krysia Osostowicz and Alasdair Beatson. In 2015 the Quartet undertook a residency at Le Brel, France, where it spent a week intensively rehearsing and performing. Other recent venues have included the Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall, St Martin-in-the-Fields, The Royal Albert Hall’s Elgar Room, the Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall, Bath Pump Room, Old Theatre Royal Bath, The Forge Camden, Windsor Castle and Bedford School, where it was Ensemble in Residence for 2015/16.
The Lipatti has worked with composers including Mark Anthony Turnage, Huw Watkins, Alex Woolf and in 2016 the Quartet gave the UK premiere of Francisco Coll’s recent piano quartet “Cuando el niño era niño…”.
The Lipatti Piano Quartet would like to thank Philip Carne for his kind generosity and support.
Lipatti Piano Quartet with Amy Tress (violin)
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Photograph of the Lipatti by Gabriel Issarlis
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Tom Aldren – violin, Jenny Lewisohn – viola, Auriol Evans – cello, Gamal Khamis – piano
The Steinway concert piano is supplied and maintained by Steinway & Sons, London
The Paul Woodhouse Concert
Winners of the Elias Fawcett Trust for an Outstanding Chamber Ensemble at the Royal Over-Seas League Competition finals, the Lipatti Piano Quartet is one of the UK’s leading young chamber ensembles. It is delighted to have been selected to feature as a Recommended Artist in the 2019/20 Making Music Selected Artists Guide.
Three years after forming in 2013, it was selected to perform on the final night of the PLG Young Artists Spring Series at St John’s Smith Square, as part of the Park Lane Group’s 60th anniversary season. In 2017 the Quartet made its Wigmore Hall debut as part of the Monday Platform series, in association with the Park Lane Group.
Since its inception, the group has been fortunate to work with esteemed musicians including Maxim Rysanov, Simon Rowland-Jones, Krysia Osostowicz and Alasdair Beatson. In 2015 the Quartet undertook a residency at Le Brel, France, where it spent a week intensively rehearsing and performing. Other recent venues have included the Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall, St Martin-in-the-Fields, The Royal Albert Hall’s Elgar Room, the Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall, Bath Pump Room, Old Theatre Royal Bath, The Forge Camden, Windsor Castle and Bedford School, where it was Ensemble in Residence for 2015/16.
The Lipatti has worked with composers including Mark Anthony Turnage, Huw Watkins, Alex Woolf and in 2016 the Quartet gave the UK premiere of Francisco Coll’s recent piano quartet “Cuando el niño era niño…”.
The Lipatti Piano Quartet would like to thank Philip Carne for his kind generosity and support.