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Øsimun Quartet
The Osinum Quartet presents a diverse selection of works from various styles, eras, and moods.
Sun 19 Jan 2025 11:00
Sun 19 Jan 2025
11:00
  • Sun 19 Jan 2025
    11:00
    Incl. garderobe, koffie/thee met stukje taart
    De Grote Kerk, Enschede
    Op de Oude Markt
    Tickets

Although these works differ, they are connected by a clear thread of sentimental, human, and artistic development.

The Osinum Quartet presents a diverse selection of works spanning different styles, eras, and atmospheres.

Though these works differ, they are connected by a clear thread of sentimental, human, and artistic development. This program is a cyclical journey that begins with the origins of Western "classical" music. It then transitions to music inspired by a more folkloric and earthy culture. The cycle culminates as music evolves and returns to the ritualistic and "sacred." Featuring versatile and unique works by composers such as Fanny Mendelssohn, David Maslanka, and the young Spanish composer Joan Perez-Villegas, the performance does not follow a strict chronological order. Instead, it is guided by a philosophical approach, though the timeline of music and human history is still largely adhered to.

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This young Spanish saxophone quartet impresses with its beautiful ensemble sound. At times fiery, then tender and transparent. Like a blank canvas, they allow themselves to be overwhelmed by the music.

Credits

Øsimun Quartet, consisting of: Diego Dávila Cabanillas, soprano saxophone Fátima Alcázar, alto saxophone Inés González, tenor saxophone Ricard Martínez, baritone saxophone

The classical kickstart to your Sunday: six concerts in two different halls, where you'll be introduced to young talented musicians.

You're welcomed with coffee/tea and a delicious pastry while you visit with gifted musicians, including members of Dutch Classical Talent, former members of the Concertgebouw Orchestra Academy, and winners of the Dutch Music Prize.

In each concert, the musicians take you into their own musical world, sharing insights about the background of the music. This intimate Sunday morning concert series offers a relaxed way to discover classical music in just an hour.

Program

Music by Fanny Mendelssohn, Glazunov, Maslanka