Change of Concert Date

Beethoven Encounter! (String Quartet with Horns)

1 JUN 2020 (Mon) 7:30pm
JC Cube, Tai Kwun

For aged 6 and above

Venue Information

Tai Kwun

$200

Available at URBTIX from 18 DEC 2019

Ticketing enquiries (URBTIX): 3761 6661
Programme enquiries: 2721 2332

Change of concert date

To help reduce the risk of spreading the novel coronavirus, in consultation with Tai Kwun, the advertised 1 June 2020 (Mon) 7:30pm performance of “HK Phil × Tai Kwun: Chamber Music Series: Beethoven Encounter! (String Quartet with Horns)” at JC Cube, Tai Kwun, has been rescheduled from 1 June 2020 to 8 March 2021 (Mon) at the same venue.

Ticket-holders may present their original concert tickets to gain admission to the rescheduled performances.

For ticket holders who cannot attend the rescheduled performance, please contact the HK Phil Ticketing Office from Monday to Friday (10:00-12:30, 14:00-18:00, excluding Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays), at 2721 0132/2721 2332 or email ticketing@hkphil.org for relevant ticket arrangements on or before 28 July 2020. For other enquiries and ticketing assistance, you are also welcome to contact the HK Phil Ticketing Office during the above stated office hours.

Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra (22 May 2020)

Programme

BEETHOVEN

String Quartet no. 4 in C minor, op. 18

BEETHOVEN

Sextet for Strings and Horns in E-flat, op. 81b

BEETHOVEN

Grosse Fuge for String Quartet, op. 133

HK Phil x Tai Kwun: Chamber Music Series 2020

Following the success of the newly launched “HK Phil x Tai Kwun: Chamber Music Series” in 2019, the HK Phil continues in 2020 with a series of six fantastic chamber music concerts presenting renowned pianist Warren Lee, Tai Kwun Director Timothy Calnin and nearly 30 HK Phil musicians. The repertoire ranges from the 19^th century Romantic period to the contemporary era, featuring ensembles that comprise strings, woodwinds, brass and percussion in various combinations, as well as works with piano. As 2020 marks the 250^thanniversary of Beethoven’s birth, two programmes pay homage to this great composer and include such pieces as the monumental Grosse Fuge and his intimate Moonlight sonata.