Quintet for String Quartet and Guitar | Leo Brouwer

Apollo Chamber Players presents Cuban composer Leo Brouwer's Quintet for String Quartet and Guitar, May 22, 2016 at Midtown Arts and Theater Center Houston (MATCH).
QUINTET FOR STRING QUARTET AND GUITAR (1957)
I. Allegro
II. (Adagio)
III. Allegro Vivace
ARTISTS: Thomas Echols, guitar (guest) | Matthew J. Detrick, violin I | Anabel Ramirez, violin II | Whitney Bullock, viola | Matthew Dudzik, cello
Videography: Ben Doyle, Runaway Productions
Audio: Ryan Edwards, Coincident Sound
More info at: apollochamberplayers.org

[@tommipabst6056]

Wonderful!

[@ApolloChamberPlayers]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@SamDesmet]

Well done! Interesting idea to have the string players stand up. Somehow I feel it helps with the texture of bowed vs plucked instruments.

[@oscargallegocovarrubias7949]

Fantastic piece and version! Congratulations!

[@ApolloChamberPlayers]

Thank you!

Such a great interpretation!!

[@ApolloChamberPlayers]

Thank you!

[@christiaandejong]

great

[@Michajeru]

Beautiful for sure but I would have liked the guitar to be a little louder.

[@LAOMUSICARTS]

The guitar needs amplification or the strings more dynamic !
The volumes are unbalanced.

[@ApolloChamberPlayers]

Well, thanks for your feedback. Would YOU like to be our production manager??

[@LAOMUSICARTS]

@@ApolloChamberPlayers thank you for your gentle offer but I am a Musician.

[@BazzTriton]

Guitars needs amplification when faces a string quartett. It is obvious

[@ApolloChamberPlayers]

Really, bud? Would YOU like to be our production manager? Know it all. It worked perfectly- the guitar is an ACOUSTIC instrument!