Sat, May 08
|Online Premiere
Brahms' Piano Quintet: Labor of Love
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6:00 PM: Doors Open
7:00 PM: Opening Act
8:00 PM: Main Performance
10:00 PM: DJ Set
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Brahms struggled with what eventually became his powerful and moving Piano Quintet. Artistic Director Marya Martin explores the development of the work with violinist Anthony Marwood and violist Matthew Lipman, followed by a full performance of this beloved and deeply satisfying work.
Time & Location
May 08, 2021, 5:00 PM
Online Premiere
About the Event
Our second Spring Series at Home program focuses on Johannes Brahms' Piano Quintet in F minor. We will delve into the long and fascinating gestation of this work, which took multiple forms before being presented to the world in 1866 to great acclaim. Learn more about what many consider Brahms' first great achievement of his mature output, and see a full performance.
Bridgehampton Chamber Music Artistic Director Marya Martin is joined by violinist Anthony Marwood and cellist Paul Watkins to discuss Brahms' singular piano quintet. Both are featured in the performance presented here.
ARTISTS:
Anthony Marwood, violin I
Yura Lee, violin II
Matthew Lipman, viola