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    Quatuor Belcea
    Nicolas Altstaedt | cello

    The Belcea Quartet invites the brilliant cellist Nicolas Altstaedt to accompany it on a journey through time from Boccherini to Schubert. 

    Photo du Quatuor Belcea
    Quatuor Belcea © Maurice Hass
    Nicolas Altstaedt
    Nicolas Altstaedt © Marco Borggreve

    Boccherini  String Quintet No. 4 G. 448 « Fandango »
    Schubert  String quintet D. 956

     

    Electrifying cellist Nicolas Altstaedt replaces Boccherini’s original guitar in a wild “Fandango”. The Belcea Quartet then reconnects with Schubert and the Quintet which it recorded in 2009 with Valentin Erben (Warner). Altstaedt played this with the Quatuor Ebène at the Menton Music Festival, in what the press described as the defining moment of the 2022 festival. In unison or in counterpoint with Antoine Lederlin, he will bolster Schubert’s ever-changing, but always affecting, lyricism. The Quintet is bathed in the sunlight of C major, dappled with a distinctive chiaroscuro.

    Coréalisation Jeanine Roze Production | Théâtre des Champs-Elysées