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Sunday, February 5, 2017 9:00 PM // Rackham Auditorium

M-Prize Winner!
Calidore String Quartet

Performance
Photo credit: SophieZhai
 

Winner of the grand prize at the inaugural M-Prize Chamber Music Competition at the University of Michigan in May, the Calidore String Quartet is “a miracle of unified thought,” (La Presse, Montreal).

The quartet’s palpable energy and intelligent, passionate performances have led to international acclaim. The group formed at the Colburn School in in 2010, taking its name from their home state of California and the French word for “gold,” and counts the Emerson Quartet and violinist Arnold Steinhardt (Guarneri String Quartet) among their mentors. “Calidore’s lustrous, beautifully matched sound, meticulous attention to detail, intellectual rigor, and worldly musicianship would be the envy of groups that have been playing together twice as long.” (Ottawa Citizen)

PROGRAM

Mozart Quartet in d minor, K. 421/417b
Caroline Shaw  First Essay: Nimrod (2016)
Mendelssohn Quartet in e minor, Op. 44, No. 2

Thank You to Our Sponsors

Sunday, February 5, 2017 9:00 PM
Rackham Auditorium

M-Prize Winner!
Calidore String Quartet

Performance

Winner of the grand prize at the inaugural M-Prize Chamber Music Competition at the University of Michigan in May, the Calidore String Quartet is “a miracle of unified thought,” (La Presse, Montreal).

The quartet’s palpable energy and intelligent, passionate performances have led to international acclaim. The group formed at the Colburn School in in 2010, taking its name from their home state of California and the French word for “gold,” and counts the Emerson Quartet and violinist Arnold Steinhardt (Guarneri String Quartet) among their mentors. “Calidore’s lustrous, beautifully matched sound, meticulous attention to detail, intellectual rigor, and worldly musicianship would be the envy of groups that have been playing together twice as long.” (Ottawa Citizen)

PROGRAM (Sun 2/5/2017: Rackham Auditorium)

Mozart Quartet in d minor, K. 421/417b
Caroline Shaw  First Essay: Nimrod (2016)
Mendelssohn Quartet in e minor, Op. 44, No. 2

Thank You to Our Sponsors

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  • Carl Cohen, whose bequest will establish an endowment to support a Chamber Arts performance in perpetuity.

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