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An Evening of New Works for String Quartet

Eidolon Quartet

Eidolon Quartet An Evening of New Works for String Quartet

Franklyn D'Antonio, Concertmaster of the Berkeley Symphony, leads the newly formed Eidolon String Quartet in premieres of new works by Alexis Alrich, Clare Twohy, Michael Kaulkin and Clark Suprynowicz. Joining D'Antonio in the Eidolon Quartet are violinist Noah Strick, also of the Berkeley Symphony, along with violist Clare Twohy and cellist Gianna Abondolo.

The performance is in the Dalby Room at the Crowden Music Center, 1475 Rose Street, Berkeley, CA

Tickets are $15 and available at the door.


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Program

No Audio Clip AvailableAlexis Alrich

Route 101

No Audio Clip AvailableMichael Kaulkin

City Walks

No Audio Clip AvailableClark Suprynowicz

Eloquence and Superstition

No Audio Clip AvailableClare Twohy

Performers

Noah Strick

Violin II

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April 21, 2009
Eidolon String Quartet

New chamber groups spring up all the time, usually without fanfare. But the new Eidolon String Quartet deserves attention because its founder is Franklyn D’Antonio, concertmaster of the Berkeley Symphony, and former member of the Chicago Symphony and the Los Angeles Philharmonic. More »

Comments

April 6, 2009
Eidolon Quartet - YEAH ...

... and thanks, Michael Kaulkin, for getting the word out. Franklyn is such a superb musician. All these composers I know from teaching over at the Conservatory. Alexis Alrich has now left there & is living in Hong Kong. There is some tenuous but nonetheless real commonality I feel with all these composers, who are writing contemporary music that has the best sort of relation to the past ... melodicism, daring sonorities balanced with warm & friendly ones, infectious rhythmic energy ... Looking forward to this a lot.

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