Carnegie Hall: Miró Quartet
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Caroline Shaw — Microfictions, Vol. 1 (NY premiere)
Antonín Dvořák — String Quartet No. 13 in G major, Op. 106, B. 192
The Miró Quartet's return to Weill Recital Hall begins with a composition by Haydn, the "father of the string quartet." This perfect opening is followed by the New York premiere of a piece partially inspired by the surreal paintings of the quartet's namesake, Joan Miró. It is composed by Caroline Shaw, one of today’s most exciting composers and the youngest person ever to win the Pulitzer Prize for music. Rounding out the concert is a late 19th-century wonder by Dvořák, widely considered among his finest works.
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