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Queen Elizabeth Hall
Louis Lortie, Augustin Dumay, Quatuor Ebene
Thursday 27 May 2010
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Maurice Ravel: Valses nobles et sentimentales
Cesar Franck: Sonata in A
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Ernest Chausson: Concert in D for violin, piano & string quartet, Op.21
Louis Lortie piano
Augustin Dumay violin
Quatuor Ebene
Combining the perfumed Impressionism of Ravel's piano music with the Romanticism of Chausson, this concert is a must for francophiles. Internationally acclaimed pianist Louis Lortie is joined by French violinist Augustin Dumay to perform the wonderful Violin Sonata by Belgian composer Cesar Franck. The Quatuor Ebene - an ensemble renowned for its clarity and joie de vivre - joins the duo for a rarely-heard gem by Chausson.
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