Quatuor Belinfante «Mort de Venise» : une expérience de musique classique théâtrale et immersive Laissez quatre gondoliers vénitiens vous emmener dans leur Venise bien-aimée, qui risque de disparaître sous la montée des eaux. Le spectacle s'articule autour du troisième quatuor à cordes de Benjamin Britten, qui cherche la transcendance et l'espoir dans son dernier mouvement intitulé 'La Serenissima' (Venise). Le Quatuor Belinfante espère ainsi reconnecter le public à la nature et accroître son amour pour les lieux qui lui sont chers, dans l’espoir d'initier des actions de lutte contre le changement climatique.
Considéré comme l'un des quatuors à cordes les plus passionnants de sa génération, le Quatuor Belinfante est salué pour ses interprétations engageantes et innovantes.
Ses membres viennent des Pays-Bas, d'Angleterre, d'Écosse et d'Espagne et associent des quatuors connus à des joyaux cachés et à d'étonnants quatuors contemporains.
Le quatuor se produit régulièrement dans de nombreux festivals européens et en direct sur des stations de radio européennes. Il a en outre l'occasion de collaborer avec d'autres artistes, notamment le pianiste de renommée internationale Nino Gvetadze, l'Urban Dance Group Static et l'artiste visuel Jordi Cárdenas, avec qui il a remporté le prix 2019 du Festival de musique de chambre de Delft. Les musicien·ne·s ont récemment participé à un documentaire de Channel 4 sur la vie de Frieda Belinfante, présenté par l'acteur de renommée mondiale Stephen Fry.
En coopération avec ProQuartet-CEMC dans le cadre du projet MERITA

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