Due to the risks posed by COVID-19 at group gatherings and in the interests of the Health & Safety of our supporters The Mall Arts Centre, will close with immediate effect until 29th March, when the closure will be reviewed. Subsequently and regrettably The Vanbrugh concert is cancelled.
Due to the risks posed by COVID-19 at gatherings of people and in the interests of the Heal & Safety of our supporters The Mall Arts Centre, will close with immediate effect until 29th March, when the closure will be reviewed. Subsequently and regrettably The Vanbrugh concert is cancelled.
Due to the risks posed by COVID-19 at gatherings of people and in the interests of the Heal & Safety of our supporters The Mall Arts Centre, will close with immediate effect until 29th March, when the closure will be reviewed.
Subsequently and regrettably The Vanbrugh & Gconcert is cancelled.
Presenting at The Mall Arts Centre THE VANBRUGH, comprising of
Keith Pascoe, violin
Simon Aspell, viola
Christopher Marwood, cello
& with guests
Elizabeth Charleson, violin
David Kenny, viola
perform the following:
Mozart – String Quintet in C major K.515
Brahms – String Quintet in F Major Op.88
This is a rare opportunity to hear these two great classical works in the same concert. The Vanbrugh is delighted to welcome two very distinguished guest artists for this special event.
The Vanbrugh evolved from the work of the Vanbrugh Quartet which was based in Cork as RTE’s Resident Quartet from 1986 to 2013. Over 30 years the quartet gave almost 300 concerts, showcasing their chamber music repertoire to audiences throughout Ireland, Europe, the Americas and the Far East. Commercial recordings include more than 30 CDs of repertoire ranging from the complete Beethoven quartets to many contemporary Irish works. In 2016 the group was presented with the National Concert Hall’s Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of their contribution to music in Ireland.
Admission: €15.00/ €13.00 concessions – available to purchases at 087 9593276 or through Eventbrite or at the door on the afternoon of the performance.
