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The Twenty-Fifth Hour - The Chamber Music of Thomas Ades
Los Angeles based string quartet The Calder Quartet releases an album of works by Thomas Adès, including the British composer’s first ever work for string quartet, Arcadiana; The Four Quarters (World Premiere Recording) and Ade?s’s single movement Piano Quintet with Adès himself at the piano.
"***** A series of ingenious and alluring snapshots. The Calder Quartet perform all three with energy and sensitivity. Highly recommended." – Financial Times
"***** A series of ingenious and alluring snapshots. The Calder Quartet perform all three with energy and sensitivity. Highly recommended." – Financial Times
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The Twenty-Fifth Hour - The Chamber Music of Thomas Ades
Los Angeles based string quartet The Calder Quartet releases an album of works by Thomas Adès, including the British composer’s first ever work for string quartet, Arcadiana; The Four Quarters (World Premiere Recording) and Ade?s’s single movement Piano Quintet with Adès himself at the piano.
"***** A series of ingenious and alluring snapshots. The Calder Quartet perform all three with energy and sensitivity. Highly recommended." – Financial Times
"***** A series of ingenious and alluring snapshots. The Calder Quartet perform all three with energy and sensitivity. Highly recommended." – Financial Times
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Los Angeles based string quartet The Calder Quartet releases an album of works by Thomas Adès, including the British composer’s first ever work for string quartet, Arcadiana; The Four Quarters (World Premiere Recording) and Ade?s’s single movement Piano Quintet with Adès himself at the piano.
"***** A series of ingenious and alluring snapshots. The Calder Quartet perform all three with energy and sensitivity. Highly recommended." – Financial Times
"***** A series of ingenious and alluring snapshots. The Calder Quartet perform all three with energy and sensitivity. Highly recommended." – Financial Times
