Brodsky Quartet: Bach, Britten and Bridge
Royal College of Music, Performance Hall, SW7 2BS , [Venue Details]JS Bach Solo sonatas arranged for string quartet
Beethoven String Quartet in C minor Op. 18 No.4
Bridge Second Idyll from Three Idylls H67
Britten Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge
Hear expressive arrangements of solo sonatas from one of the greatest composers of the Baroque era, presented alongside works with strong connections to the RCM.
Bridge dedicated his Three Idylls to Ethel Elmore Sinclair, his future wife, whom he met while they both performed in the Royal College of Music Symphony Orchestra. Inspired by the second Idyll, his most notable pupil and fellow RCM alumnus, Benjamin Britten, later wrote and dedicated his Variations to Bridge.
In this performance, the Quartet is joined by RCM string players for a dazzling rendition that hints at the personality of Britten’s mentor.
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Admission: £11.50
Performer name: Brodsky Quartet: Bach, Britten and Bridge
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Brodsky Quartet: Bach, Britten and Bridge
Wednesday, 4 Nov 2026 @7.30pm
Royal College of Music, Performance Hall, SW7 2BSMore Information
JS Bach Solo sonatas arranged for string quartet
Beethoven String Quartet in C minor Op. 18 No.4
Bridge Second Idyll from Three Idylls H67
Britten Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge
Hear expressive arrangements of solo sonatas from one of the greatest composers of the Baroque era, presented alongside works with strong connections to the RCM.
Bridge dedicated his Three Idylls to Ethel Elmore Sinclair, his future wife, whom he met while they both performed in the Royal College of Music Symphony Orchestra. Inspired by the second Idyll, his most notable pupil and fellow RCM alumnus, Benjamin Britten, later wrote and dedicated his Variations to Bridge.
In this performance, the Quartet is joined by RCM string players for a dazzling rendition that hints at the personality of Britten’s mentor.
Admission: £11.50
Performer name: Brodsky Quartet: Bach, Britten and Bridge
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