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Aviv Quartet

JW3, NW3 6ET , [Venue Details]

From New York to Sydney, to Vienna and London, the Aviv Quartet has captivated audiences with its exceptional performances at the world’s most prestigious venues, such as Carnegie Hall, the Concertgebouw, l’Auditorium du Louvre, Wigmore Hall, and the Konzerthaus Berlin.

Sunday,
24 Jan 2027
@4.30pm

It has also performed at festivals such as Verbier, Davos, Aix-en-Provence, Lubéron, and les Folles Journées de Nantes.

Their superb programme opens with one of Haydn’s most richly inventive pieces; and continues with Mendelssohn’s beautiful and rarely heard Capriccio, published after his death. Beethoven’s late Op 131 was his own favourite, and many listeners and players share his love of the piece.

The subject of many books and films, it has absolutely everything: profundity, fun, sorrow, hilarity, struggle, peaceful reflection, and a stream of inspired invention.

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  • Admission: £30.00

  • Performer name: Aviv Quartet

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Aviv Quartet

Sunday, 24 Jan 2027 @4.30pm

JW3, NW3 6ET
Chamber Classical
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More Information

From New York to Sydney, to Vienna and London, the Aviv Quartet has captivated audiences with its exceptional performances at the world’s most prestigious venues, such as Carnegie Hall, the Concertgebouw, l’Auditorium du Louvre, Wigmore Hall, and the Konzerthaus Berlin.

It has also performed at festivals such as Verbier, Davos, Aix-en-Provence, Lubéron, and les Folles Journées de Nantes.

Their superb programme opens with one of Haydn’s most richly inventive pieces; and continues with Mendelssohn’s beautiful and rarely heard Capriccio, published after his death. Beethoven’s late Op 131 was his own favourite, and many listeners and players share his love of the piece.

The subject of many books and films, it has absolutely everything: profundity, fun, sorrow, hilarity, struggle, peaceful reflection, and a stream of inspired invention.

  • Admission: £30.00

  • Performer name: Aviv Quartet

Halibuts is the only place to find ALL London's live music.

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