Additional event information
PROGRAMME
HAYDN String Quartet in C Major, Op.50
WEBERN Five Movements for String Quartet, Op.5
CAGE Four, for String Quartet
INTERVAL
BEETHOVEN String Quartet No.14 in C♯ Minor, Op.131
Marmen Quartet
- Monday 20 February 2023
- The Stoller Hall
- £27 - £11
Performers
Johannes Marmén - Violin
Ricky Gore - Violin
Bryony Gibson-Cornish - Viola
Steffan Morris - Cello
‘Performing is all about communication. It’s telling a story and I feel the Marmen are dedicated to this ideal’ – Peter Cropper
With a growing reputation for the courage and vitality of their performances, the Marmen Quartet is establishing itself as one of the most impressive new talents on the chamber music scene.
The UK based string quartet includes violinists Johannes Marmén and Ricky Gore, violist Bryony Gibson-Cornish and cellist Steffan Morris.
Nestled between well-loved works by Haydn and Beethoven their programme includes music by Webern and Cage.
MULTI-BUY DISCOUNT
Tickets are available for individual events in the Manchester Chamber Concerts Society series. Or you can also purchase a season ticket which includes a 30% discount for all seven concerts, plus a free ticket to the Charlotte Norton concert.
All dates & times
- Monday 20 February 20237:30pm
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