
Vienna to L.A.
In a concert celebrating composer Arnold Schoenberg’s 150th anniversary, the Ciompi Quartet performs a program of works connected by time and place: works by Schoenberg, W.A. Mozart, and Erich Wolfgang Korngold.

In a concert celebrating composer Arnold Schoenberg’s 150th anniversary, the Ciompi Quartet performs a program of works connected by time and place: works by Schoenberg, W.A. Mozart, and Erich Wolfgang Korngold.

The Ciompi Quartet performs at the National Gallery in Washington, D.C. in a program that explores how Native American melodies and uplifting African American spirituals influenced the music of beloved Czech composer Antonín Dvořák.

Ciompi has commissioned current Duke graduate composers to write short string quartet movements. This premiere performance provides a chance to meet the next generation of composers and experience music on the cutting edge.

This concert brings together the unique voices of Stephen Jaffe, Scott Lindroth, Anthony Kelley, and John Supko. It is a joyous, startling, and powerful program that reveals the deep talent and imagination of Duke’s composition program.

The Ciompi continues its two series of one-hour concerts featuring major works for string quartet in informal settings. Student ensembles from the Duke Chamber Music Program are also featured on these programs. Ciompi is joined for this performance by the Larkspur Quartet. Larkspur was the inaugural participant in the Duke Arts exchange and Meeting the […]