Bridging cultural divides: how did Tchaikovsky write music that appealed to everyone? ASQ musicians dive deep into Tchaikovsky’s first string quartet.
Hear from Australian String Quartet musicians Dale, Francesca, Chris and Michael and gain their insights into Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky and his expansive String Quartet in D Major Op.11 No.1.
Featuring Australian String Quartet musicians:
Dale Barltrop | violin
Francesca Hiew | violin
Chris Cartlidge | viola
Michael Dahlenburg | cello
Sam Jozeps | host
Title music produced by Adam Page
Sampler track by Jian Liew
Edited and produced by Sam Jozeps
Narration recorded by Mitre Khammash
Interviews recorded on tour on Whadjuk Country, Perth, WA
Produced on Kaurna Country at the University of Adelaide, SA
Inner Voices with the Australian String Quartet is generously supported by the Thyne Reid Foundation.
SAMPLER PRODUCED BY JIAN LIEW
For every episode of Inner Voices with the Australian String Quartet, we commission and feature a new piece of music created with samples from that episode’s subject. This episode’s sampler was created by Jian Liew.
Jian Liew is an Australian-born record producer, composer, and multidisciplinary artist. He is known for his textured and atmospheric production style, combining electronic, acoustic, and experimental music. As Kyson, he has released several solo albums, and has worked as a producer and songwriter for artists such as Drake, Chlöe, and Alice Phoebe Lou, as well as contributing to interdisciplinary projects in sound and installation art. In 2023, he was nominated for a Grammy Award for his co-production work on “More M’s” from Drake and 21 Savage’s album Her Loss.
