Adelphi Quartet © Roland Unger
Adelphi Quartet © Roland Unger
Adelphi Quartet

Performers

  • Adelphi Quartet

Program

12.15
Joseph Haydn (1732–1809)
String Quartet in C minor, Hob. III:28, Op. 17, no. 4
Orlando di Lasso (1532–1594)
Je l’aime bien
Madli Marje Gildemann (*1994)
new work
world premiere
Orlando di Lasso (1532–1594)
Prolog. Carmina chromatico from Prophetiae sibyllarum
Tom Coult (*1988)
new work
world premiere
Orlando di Lasso (1532–1594)
Je l’aime bien
Benjamin Britten (1913–1976)
String Quartet No. 2 in C major, Op. 36

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Description

The Adelphi Quartet is actually a kind of Europe in miniature. The four members come from four different countries: Belgium, Spain, England, and Germany. They studied with the Hagen Quartet at the Salzburg Mozarteum and were significantly shaped by the chamber music guru Eberhard Feltz, the cellist Valentin Erben, and the composer György Kurtág. This was promptly reflected in such competition successes as their wins at the Wigmore Hall Competition in London, the Premio Paolo Borciani in Italy, and the Heidelberg Spring String Quartet Festival. “What unifies us?” asks the quartet; naturally, they know the answer: “Spontaneity, fun, doubt, perfection, stress, adrenaline, basic trust, fear, joy, madness, and, again and again: music, music, music.” There will be no shortage of that at their Lucerne debut. The Adelphi Quartet has devised a sophisticated program, with the founding father of the genre, Joseph Haydn, at the start and a classic of the 20th century, Benjamin Britten, at the end. In between, the four musicians will juxtapose the Renaissance composer Orlando di Lasso in a dialog with two world premieres. That’s something for music lovers who are curious!


Event Venue

Lukaskirche

Lukaskirche
Morgartenstrasse 16
CH-6003 Luzern

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  • Arrival | Parking Facilities

    The Lutheran Reformed Church of St. Luke is located just a few minutes' walk from the train station, right next to the popular Vögeligärtli Park.

    Arriving by train & bus
    Take advantage of a 40% discount on public transport to Lucerne. You can find more Information here: to the SBB offer.

    Arriving by Auto
    Lucerne has a dynamic system to indicate parking availability that makes parking in the city easier for you. You can find a list of all parking garages in the City of Lucerne here: see List.

  • Cloakroom

    There is an unguarded coat checkroom in the entrance area to the church.

  • Wheelchair seating

    The garden located next to the staircase takes you to the Lukassaal and to the elevator leading to the level of the entrance to the church.

  • Access to venues | Late admission

    The concert box office is located at the church entrance and opens one hour before the start of the event. Admission to the church begins about 30 minutes before the concert starts.

  • Gastronomy

    In Lucerne
    Within walking distance of all event venues you can find a wide variety of restaurants, bars, and cafés. The Lucerne Tourism office will gladly assist you in making your selection. Overview of Lucerne Tourism