Jerusalem Quartet to Premiere New Work by Elias
6th September 2013
© Felix Broede
Although the quartet is laid out in a fairly conventional four-movement plan, it is, in effect, a work in one movement, and is performed without any breaks. A set of double variations generates the thematic and harmonic material for the entire piece in its first few bars.
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