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  • 2025
  • Grand Septet
Ensemble Q Grand Septet
  • Classical Music

ensembleqqrandseptet25 Grand Septet Ensemble Q, QPAC Classical Music Ensemble Q Grand Septet

17 Mar 2025, 7pm
Concert Hall
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$49 - $95 *
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1 hour 20 minutes
no interval, subject to change without notice

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Indulge in a captivating journey through the rich tapestry of chamber music and in particular, the septet formation, blending timeless classics with contemporary innovation. Beginning with Antonín Dvořák’s Bagatelles, arranged by Trish Dean for septet, which transforms the composer’s folk-inspired miniatures into a vibrant ensemble showcase. Ernő Dohnányi’s Serenade for String Trio follows, blending Hungarian charm with fiery virtuosity and showcasing the combined talents of Adam Chalabi, Christopher Moore and Trish Dean.

Ensemble Q are delighted to introduce the world premiere of a new work by Ensemble Q 2025 Composer in Residence, Melody Eötvös, whose imaginative compositions consistently bring a new and exciting voice to Australian chamber music. The program concludes with the Swedish romantic period composer Franz Berwald’s Grand Septet, an exuberant and lyrical gem that needs a much larger place in the masterpiece category of chamber music.

Program

Antonin Dvořák Bagatelles
Ernő Dohnányi Serenade for String Trio
Melody Eötvös New work (world premiere)
Franz Berwald Grand Septet

  • Individually these musicians are all exceptional and collectively they are magic in the making.
    Classic Melbourne, October 2024
  • Trish Dean’s ambitious arrangement of Dvorâk’s Bagatelles for French horn, bassoon and clarinet was visionary. The pompous bassoon, chattering clarinet and horn entwined as they shared the haunting melodies among five movements.
    Limelight, August 2024

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Presented in Concert Hall Reverse Mode

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