Bergamot Quartet

Music for Norwegian Hardanger Quartet
Wolfensohn Hall - Institute for Advanced Study
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The Bergamot Quartet demonstrate their versatility with a performance of new arrangements of music after the Norwegian Hardanger tradition by Dan Trueman. Trueman is a professor and chair of Princeton University's Department of Music.

Program

Dan TRUEMAN  –  Machine for Listening No. 4                                                                             

Caoimhín Ó RAGHALLAIGH and  –  Folamh / Leathan le Leathan
Dan TRUEMAN
arr. Dan Trueman    

 

Dan TRUEMAN  –  Machine for Listening No. 5

 

Andy CLAUSEN – The 5:10 to Ronkonkoma            

                                         

Caoimhín Ó RAGHALLAIGH and  –  Clonshannagh Woman/Curious Boy/
Dan TRUEMAN,                                     Bold Doherty/For the Gallagh Man
Sárán Ó MAOLAGÁIN, traditional, 
Ó RAGHALLAIGH and TRUEMAN                                            
arr. Trueman                      

     

trad. Norwegian  –  Tannlausen/Bridal March from Engerdal/        
arr. Trueman                            Vossarull: Kopthusen    
 

Performers

Bergamot Quartet

Ledah Finck, violin


Sarah Thomas, violin


Martine Thomas, viola


Irène Han, cello 

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