Defending the art of transcription and arrangement is an important feature of the Bedrich Quartet's activity, which enables it to propose the discovery of musical treasures from other instrumental, piano, symphonic, operatic and other forms, and to create bridges with the great repertoire for string quartet.
The Bedrichs have produced a number of shows combining with other art forms, such as dance, mime, painting and film. Some of their creations, such as "Des Mots & des Notes" (storytelling), "La Jeune Fille & la Mort" (Buto dance) and "Frémissements de Lune" (Haïkus, Japanese calligraphy) have taken them across Europe. They are regular guests at prestigious venues such as the Cité de la Musique in Paris, the BNF, the Mairie de Paris, the Festival d'Avignon, the CND in Albi, the Arsenal in Metz, Bozar
in Brussels, the Vielklang Festival in Tübingen and, in June 2023, at Suntory Hall in Tokyo.
The Bedrich Quartet has always shown an interest in teaching, notably by collaborating with the Jeunesses Musicales de France (JMF) in original programmes ('Baroque'n Roll'). In 2023, the Conservatoire de Créteil (CRR) will be inviting the Bedrich Quartet to give a masterclass in chamber music.
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The Bedrich Quartet invites Vincent Mussat
Founded in 2002, the Bedrich Quartet is made up of 4 musicians (J.Gandard and Aya Hasegawa on violin, J.Gaben on viola, A. Sabouret on cello) with a wide range of backgrounds who are keen to put their experience at the service of an eclectic programme.
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Free to participate.
Reception
Concert in free access, without reservation.
Dates
Sunday 11 August 2024 at 8 pm.
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