Attacca Quartet

Experience a sweeping journey through contemporary and timeless repertoire with Attacca Quartet. The trio of virtuosos—Amy Shroeder and Domenic Salerni on violins, Nathan Schram on viola, and Andrew Yee on cello—invite you into a concert film that blends historical masterpieces with fresh, original arrangements. The program opens with John Dowland's haunting "Flow My Tears," reimagined by Nathan Schram, before moving into the hypnotic rhythms of Philip Glass’s “Quartet Satz.” A profound Arvo Pärt “Summa” follows, its silence punctuated by the subtle grace of Anne Müller’s arrangement of Domenic Salerni’s “Drifting Circles.” Audiences then encounter the baroque resonance of Jacobus Clemens non Papa’s “Ego flos campi,” enlivened by Amy Shroeder, and the lyrical melancholy of John Bennet’s “Weep – O Mine Eyes.” The intensity peaks with Dmitri Shostakovich’s monumental String Quartet No. 8 in C minor, Op. 110, before the film concludes with Philip Glass’s “String Quartet No. 3 ‘Mishima’,” echoing the soundtrack of Paul Schrader’s 1985 masterpiece. Dive into this rich fusion of old and new, and discover why Attacca Quartet continues to captivate listeners worldwide. Details & tickets available via the external links.