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Take advantage of fabulous discounts of over 20% for groups of six or more to one concert.
THE ELOUAN QUARTET with BRIDGET DOUGLAS
“Mata-Au” This programme moves between the rich Romantic lyricism of Amy Beach and Arther Foote, the contemporary fluidity of Salina Fisher’s Mata-Au (inspired by the Clutha River), and the rhythmic energy of Alberto Ginastera’s folk-infused Impresiones de la Puna.
Ludwig van Beethoven’s string quartet anchors the programme, offering a timeless contrast to the surrounding works. Audiences will be immersed in a journey through soundscapes that evoke flowing rivers, twilight atmospheres, and dynamic folk rhythms. With a strong connection to water and place, this programme resonates deeply in Aotearoa, where waterways are both culturally and environmentally significant.
Amy Beach Theme and Variations for Flute and String Quartet, Op.80
Salina Fisher Mata-Au (for string trio)
Arthur Foote A Night Piece for Flute and String Quartet
Ludwig van Beethoven String Quartet No.6 in B-flat major, Op.18
Alberto Ginastera Impresiones de la Puna (for flute and string quartet)
ABOUT THE GROUP
The Elouan Quartet is a newly formed string quartet comprised of NZSO players. The quartet’s first tour was in May and June of 2024, representing the NZSO across New Zealand in the orchestra’s annual Setting Up Camp tour.
Jessica Oddie Violin
Anna van der Zee Violin
Alexander McFarlane Viola
Ken Ichinose Cello
Bridget Douglas Flute
Supported by Chamber Music New Zealand
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