Escher Quartet
St. Paul, Minn. —
Hearing the Escher String Quartet is like watching a flock of birds in flight.At times, they move as one, then
suddenly break out into individual, fragmented entities, then come
together again as one.
That balance of unity and independence, as well as their passion both
new music and old classics, has launched them to the forefront among the
world's best string quartets within a few short years.The Escher String Quartet spent
the past week in Minnesota, and between gigs in St. Paul and St. Cloud
(with a visit to St. Olaf in between), they visited Classical MPR for
Schubert, Zemlinsky, and conversation with MPR's John Birge.
Highlights from Jan. 2 to 8, 2013 Wednesday, noon: Music with
Minnesotans: Bill Summerville, pairing music and wines. Thursday, 3 pm
hour: Regional Spotlight: Violinist Ray Shows and pianist John Jensen
play Mozart. Friday, 8 pm: Minnesota Orchestra: An all-Brahms...
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