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Gracing the headlines recently is the Aizuri Quartet, which has announced two new members of the ensemble in advance of its busy 2023/24 performing season. The upcoming year sees the quartet performing a range of repertoire around the US. Here to speak with online editor Davina in this episode is violinist Emma Frucht, who shared her insights and strategies for life on the road as a quartet – including how to prepare new works for a tour, ways to cope while travelling, as well as how the quartet makes the most out of its rehearsal time – particularly when time is limited.
Komitas Vardapet (arr. Sergei Aslamazian) – Armenian Folk Songs
Yergink Ampel A (It’s Cloudy)
Earthdrawn Skies
Aizuri Quartet
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