ASQ x Noriko Tadano: Synthesis

Concert

UKARIA Cultural Centre
Mt Barker
Peramangk Country


Thu 15 June 2023
11am

TICKET PRICES

Adult | $50
Concession | $40
Child (18 & Under) | $15
Family (2 Adults & 2 Children) | $110

To book this concert over the phone call the Australian String Quartet on 1800 040 444

Complimentary Devonshire tea will be served from 10am
Doors to the concert hall will open at 10.40am

Please provide any dietary requirements for the Devonshire tea during your ticket purchase

A VIVID AND VIRTUOSIC COMING TOGETHER OF TWO ARTISTIC FORCES IN THE STUNNING SURROUNDS OF THE UKARIA CULTURAL CENTRE NESTLED IN THE ADELAIDE HILLS

In partnership with Nexus Arts, the Australian String Quartet (ASQ) and shamisen virtuoso Noriko Tadano bring you an intercultural musical experience celebrating the contemporary practice of two traditional artforms. 

Synthesis is a bridging between two worlds—that of the traditional Japanese shamisen and that of the string quartet. In this concert, you will hear the incredible talents of Noriko Tadano in a series of spell-binding solo appearances alongside performances from the ASQ which highlight the history and advancement of these two art forms. In collaboration, they will present a selection of original works arranged for string quartet and shamisen, including the Staircase to the Moon from Noriko’s own solo album of the same name.

Experience the mesmerising sounds of the ASQ and Noriko Tadano in this relaxed and captivating performance of original works for shamisen and string quartet.

Image of Noriko Tadano by Lauren Connelly ©

PROGRAM TO INCLUDE

CAROLINE SHAW
Three Essays: Essay No.1, Nimrod

NORIKO TADANO
Staircase to the Moon (arr. for shamisen and string quartet)

BEETHOVEN
String Quartet No.12 in E-flat Major: III. Scherzando

NORIKO TADANO
Vertigo (arr. for shamisen and string quartet)

Approximately 60 minutes no interval

PROUDLY PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NEXUS ARTS

COVID-19 SAFETY AND ASQ CONCERTS

All ASQ concerts will comply with venue COVID-19 safety protocols. The use of facemasks is encouraged.