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Καλοδουλεμένο, underground σχήμα chamber music
The Dudok Quartet Amsterdam aims to show that music affects people; that music can lead us to profundity and connection especially when it provokes friction. The true meaning of music reveals itself in a shared experience in which you, as a listener, play a vital role. In repertoire ranging from Joey Roukens, György Ligeti, Dmitri Shostakovich and Mieczysław Weinberg through to Felix Mendelssohn and Johannes Brahms the Quartet constantly strives to forge and explore new pathways and connections in music. Their intelligent approach and flair for programming also sees them regularly perform their own arrangements of pieces and they have so far produced arrangements of composers including Gesualdo, des Prez and Brahms. Collaboration is also a key part of the quartet’s ethos and recent partners have included Pieter Wispelwey, Olga Pashchenko, Erik Bosgraaf, Annelien van Wauwe and James Oesi.
Dudok Quartet Amsterdam plays chamber music - built more for the room than a playlist. The Dudok Quartet Amsterdam aims to show that music affects people; that music can lead us to profundity and connection especially when it provokes friction.
Dudok Quartet Amsterdam's live sets are tight and well-rehearsed - mid-paced sets where the arrangements come through clearly.
Dudok Quartet Amsterdam is a 4-piece group: Judith van Driel, Marleen Wester, Marie-Louise de Jong, David Faber.
Dudok Quartet Amsterdam plays Wigmore Hall in London on Sunday 22 November. There are 3 Dudok Quartet Amsterdam shows currently listed on Mood.