Albion String Quartet
Formed in 2016, the Albion Quartet brings together four of the UK’s exceptional young string players who are establishing themselves rapidly on the international stage.
Along with numerous broadcasts for BBC Radio 3, the quartet have performed at the Wigmore Hall and Aldeburgh Festival, and held residencies at Sainte-Mere Festival in France and RWCMD in Cardiff.
The Albion String Quartet consists of Tamsin Waley-Cohen and Emma Parker on violin, Rosalind Ventris on viola and Nathaniel Boyd on cello.
Shostakovich Shostakovich String Quartet No. 3, in F Major, Op. 73 (33")
Beethoven ‘Grosse Fugue’ op. 133 (15")
The next lunchtime concert will be on Thursday 31 October performed by Eleftheria Kotzia (guitar).
LSE’s Christmas Concert which will include performances by the LSE Choir and Orchestra, takes place on 12 December in the beautiful surroundings of St Clement Danes. Tickets will be available to purchase from the LSE online store soon.
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