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Impromptu: Kundera & Beethoven’s Eternal Quest【Czech Philharmonic Principals Quartet】

Impromptu: Kundera & Beethoven’s Eternal Quest【Czech Philharmonic Principals Quartet】

Impromptu: Kundera & Beethoven's Eternal Quest【Czech Philharmonic Principals Quartet】

Programme

Music in Words: Kundera & Beethoven
BEETHOVEN
 String Quartet No. 16 in F major, Op. 135
JANÁČEK String Quartet No. 1, ‘Kreutzer Sonata’

Artists

Czech Philharmonic String Principals

Irena Jakubcová, violin
Petra Brabcová, violin
Eva Krestová, viola
Václav Petr, cello

 

Prof. Daniel Chua, speaker

Venue

Grand Hall
Lee Shau Kee Lecture Centre
Centennial Campus
The University of Hong Kong

Admission

$150

  • For ages 10+
  • Tickets at art-mate.net starting 23 OCT noon
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  • Save 20% for booking of 3-4 concerts
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  • Full-time students, citizens aged 60 or above & people with disabilities 50% off
  • For purchase of each concessionary ticket for people with disabilities, the customer can purchase one ticket at the same concessionary rate for a minder
  • HKU Student Discount: $50* (1 ticket per performance)
  • With limited quota. Discounts cannot be combined

* Available to current HKU students only. HKU ID required upon purchase and must be presented for entry.

Biographies

Remarks

  • Patrons under the age of 10 will not be admitted.
  • The programme is approximately 75 minutes without intermission.
  • Guests are advised to arrive punctually.
  • Latecomers and guests who leave their seats during the performance will be admitted at a suitable break to avoid disturbance to the artists and other audience members.
  • Programmes and artists are subject to change.
  • The presenter reserves the right to make final decisions on the seating arrangement, to deny entry, as well as all rights of final arbitration in case of dispute.

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Cultural Management Office, HKU

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