Concert
Quatuor Psophos
Schubert, Bacri
Thursday 04 April - 18h00
Conservatoire Darius Milhaud
The quartet, established in 1997, takes its name from the Greek “psophos” meaning the raw sounds or noise produced by their
instruments, and became known on the European stage early on thanks to the exceptional quality and eclecticism of its recordings.
Equally at ease with Ravel as with Haydn, Mendelssohn and Dutilleux, the four musicians have put together a programme that caters to their, and our, varied taste. This evening, they associate Schubert’s Death and the Maiden, one of the most moving pieces of chamber music ever written, with Nicolas Bacri’s String Quartet n°11.