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MARMEN QUARTET

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Hattori Foundation early evening concert

Thursday 14 May 2020

Doors: 6pm
Concert: 7pm
Meet the artist: 8pm
Tickets: £15 
​(including a pre-concert drink, and light refreshments after the recital)
CANCELLED

CANCELLED: 
Due to the latest Governmental advice surrounding the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic this recital has, reluctantly, been cancelled.  We will strive to reschedule these artists, and possibly even this programme.  Ticketholders will be contacted directly to arrange a refund of their tickets and booking fees.


​​​Part of the Hattori Foundation early evening concert series

MARMEN QUARTET
​  Johannes Marmen violin
  Ricky Gore violin
  Bryony Gibson-Cornish viola
  Steffan Morris cello
(Hattori Foundation senior award winners from 2018)

Haydn String Quartet in Bb, Hob.III:67, Op.64, No.3 (No.50)
Beethoven String Quartet No.9 in C, Op.59, No.3 ('Rasumovsky' 3)

Winners of the Grand Prize at the 2019 Bordeaux International String Quartet Competition, the Marmen Quartet is emerging as one of the most interesting voices on the chamber music scene. Additional accolades include winning the 2018 Royal Over-Seas League Competition and Second Prize at the 8th International Joseph Joachim Chamber Music Competition, as well as the Special Prize for the best interpretation of a contemporary work (Four Quarters by Thomas Adès). Founded in 2013 at the Royal College of Music, London, the Marmen Quartet consists of Johannes Marmen, Ricky Gore, Bryony Gibson-Cornish and Steffan Morris.

As the current holders of the Guildhall School of Music String Quartet Fellowship, they are based in London where they study with Simon Rowland-Jones and John Myerscough. They are also completing a Master of Chamber Music with Oliver Wille at the Hochschule für Musik, Theater und Medien Hannover. During 2015-17, they were the inaugural winners of Music In The Round's 'Bridge' Scheme, which supported concerts, workshops and mentoring with the late Peter Cropper.
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The Marmen Quartet has appeared on ‘Deutschlandfunk Kultur,’ ‘Swedish Radio’ and ‘BBC Radio 3.’ They are the Young Quartet in Residence at Wiltshire Music Centre and they have received awards from the Musicians Company/Concordia Foundation, the Hattori Foundation, as well as the Royal Philharmonic Society Albert and Eugenie Frost Prize. Festival highlights include performances in Hitzacker, Lockenhaus, Edinburgh Fringe, North Norfolk and Lake District. In the upcoming season, they are looking forward to a Beethoven Cycle in Sweden, debut in the Berlin Philharmonie, cruise to Norway, tour to Japan, and octet performances with the Doric String Quartet.
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Emma Lisney violin
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The Hattori Foundation was established as an Educational Trust by the Hattori Family and granted charity status in 1992.

The aim of the Foundation in the field of music is to encourage and assist exceptionally talented young instrumental soloists or chamber ensembles who are British Nationals or resident in the UK and whose talent and achievements give promise of an international career.
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  • Home
  • About
    • Find us
    • Guest book
    • Data Privacy
  • What's on
    • Beatrice Nicholas
    • 18 Mar 2021 MATTHEW DRINKWATER piano
    • 27 Mar 2021 Music for Ending Hunger
    • Beatrice Nicholas pianist and composer
    • CHOPIN and CHAMPAGNE by candlelight >
      • 25 Sep 2020 Launch
      • 16 Oct 2020 The Heroic Polonaise
      • 13 Nov 2020 Ballade No4 and Fantasy in F min
      • 11 Dec 2020 Ballade No4 and Fantasy in F min
      • 22 Jan 2021 Sonata No 2
      • 12 Feb 2021 Sonata No 3 Berceuse
      • 12 Mar 2021 Minute Waltz Scherzo No 2
      • 16 Apr 2021 Barcarolle Ballade No 3
      • 14 May 2021 The Preludes
      • 11 Jun 2021 12 Etudes Op 10
      • 16 Jul 2021 Grand Finale 12 Etudes Op 25
  • Venue hire
    • Performance space >
      • Live streaming
    • Event space
    • Rehearsals and auditions
    • Meeting space
    • Film and photo location
  • Gallery
  • News
    • Coronavirus
    • Our industry award wins
    • Poetry
    • Interview with General manager
    • Hattori Foundation to run 1901 Arts Club
  • Contact
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