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OPW and NSQF Present Vanbrugh & Friends at Doneraile Court

Price

€25

Book Tickets

Dates

04/10/2026 - 04/10/2026
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Location

Doneraile Court and Estate

OPW and NSQF present Vanbrugh and Friends at Doneraile Court

VANBRUGH & FRIENDS
Keith Pascoe, violin
Marja Gaynor, violin
Simon Aspell, viola
Ed Creedon, viola
Christopher Marwood, cello
Brahms – Clarinet Quintet in B minor Op.115 – version for string quintet [1891]
Dvořák – String Quintet in E flat major Op.97 American [1893]

The Vanbrugh & Friends present two popular and contrasted works from the string quintet repertoire.
This Brahms quintet is the composer’s own alternative and rarely performed version of his famous clarinet quintet, with the clarinet part being played by a solo viola. Its richly autumnal soundworld is subtly altered in the string quintet version, the more blended voices offering a transparent texture of great beauty.
Brahms was an admirer and supporter of Dvořák’s work and the two were close friends from 1877 until Brahms’ death in 1897. Dvořák wrote this E flat major quintet during his time in America 1892-1895 as Director of the National Conservatory of Music, a fruitful and inspired period which also produced the New World symphony, the American string quartet and the cello concerto. This lovely quintet is filled with flowing melodies, rhythmic buoyancy and above all a sense of joy.
Part of a tour funded by the Arts Council and RTE Lyric FM. This concert is also supported by Cork County Council.

Contact

Doneraile
Co. Cork
P51 XR66

046 9423174 / 046 9423175

Getting Here

11km north-east of Mallow
Go about 6km on the N20 to Limerick road. Turn right on Mitchelstown road (R581) and continue for about 8km. Take the R522.

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