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Thailand's finest new-gen string ensemble, Virtuosi Thailand, is celebrating their 5th year anniversary. Aiming to reach out to new Thai audiences, the ensemble presents classical masterpieces with modern and extremely emotional nuances. The first of its Seriously Fabulous Classical concert series, seven young leading Thai string musicians will be performing together as String Septet.Originally composed in 1779 by the foremost famed Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the Grande Sestetto Concertante is an anonymous arrangement of his celebrated Sinfonia concertante for Violin, Viola, and orchestra K.364. Though arranged for string sextet, we are very excited to perform for you with a little surprise, hint, the extra double bassist!
Richard Strauss started composing Metamorphosen in 1945. Even though the firstly published version was orchestrated for 23 solo string instruments, Strauss' early realisation for this particular composition was in the form of string septet. We will be performing the arrangement by Rudolf Leopold which is based on Strauss' original sketches of the work.
The two pieces of music consist of three movements and three continuous sections respectively. The concert will last approximately 80 minutes including a short intermission between the two works. Come join Virtuosi Thailand and support young Thai classical musicians at Neilson Hays Library on Thursday 22 August 2024 at 7.30pm through an evening of colourful musical journeys.
Book ticket at https://bit.ly/virtuosi-thailand
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Neilson Hays Library, 195 Surawong Road,Bangkok, Thailand
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