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Saturday 2nd October at 8pm
THE VANBRUGH & FRIENDS
Saturday 2nd October at 8pm
THE VANBRUGH & FRIENDS
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We are delighted to welcome The Vanbrugh with guests Katherine Hunka (violin) and David Kenny (viola) to The Inkwell Theatre stage. Ticket: €20 plus booking fee. Available ONLINE only. The Vanbrugh: Keith Pascoe, violin Simon Aspell, viola Christopher Marwood, cello PROGRAMME Wolfgang Mozart [1756-1791] String Quintet in C major K.515 [1787] Johannes Brahms [1833-1897] String Quintet No.1 in F major Op.88 [1882] The Vanbrugh and their guests present two of the greats from the string quintet repertoire. Adjectives have been heaped on Mozart’s C major quintet – effortless, elegant ,sublime, majestic, joyful, bewitching… call it what you will, they are all testament to its timeless appeal. And then the Brahms' F major quintet, written a century later is also all of these things and more. Written in the summer of 1882, it was a work that Brahms was particularly fond of, and from the gorgeous opening melody, through the exquisite slow movement, to the high octane finale, it is easy to see why. To download the programme, which also includes further information about The Vanbrugh and their guest musicians, please click on the link below.
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" I recently played The Inkwell Theatre and had a really great experience. It's a lovely sounding and intimate performance space.
I think this venue can serve as a fantastic model in terms of professionalism for other small communities. They have proven what a truly dedicated and committed group of volunteers can achieve in terms of enriching their community's artistic life. The Inkwell is located in the middle of the countryside and yet easily rivals what we normally expect to see happening artistically in larger towns and cities. This is a venture that truly deserves to be supported. " Martin Hayes - Master Fiddler and Patron of The Inkwell Theatre " It's a real honour to be associated with The Inkwell theatre. It's an eclectic and vibrant space - both local and outward looking - and always welcoming. Music will be played, stories told and coming together - we will be the better for it. " Enda Walsh - Playwright and Patron of The Inkwell Theatre |
