The Telegraph Quartet performs
Benjamin Britten: String Quartet No. 1 in D Major, Op. 25. Composed in Escondito! The 1941 LA Times review of the premiere (at Occidental College) subtitled it "In Memoriam for a Lost World" for its shimmering tones, and called it "a brilliant success".
Mieczyslaw Weinberg: String Quartet No. 6 in E minor, Op. 35. Think Shostakovich! Weinberg was Polish though his professional, musical life in Russia. It is brilliant, Soviet-era music.
405 Shrader, San Francisco's intimate concert hall (40 seats), is at the corner of Oak and Shrader on the Panhandle (near GG Park). Concerts (usually about 50 minutes of music) begin at 7 PM, there is no late seating. An aperitif is offered.
To make a reservation (absolutely necessary) please write [email protected]. You will be asked to confirm your reservation with payment ($25 per person)
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