Kronos Quartet in concert

Kronos Quartet in concert captures the quartet’s stunning sunset performance at Andräkirche Salzburg, a soaring acoustic backdrop that amplifies each nuanced note. The program blends contemporary classics, daring reinterpretations, and fresh commissions, showcasing the quartet’s unparalleled versatility. The evening opens with Philip Glass’s evocative “VI. Mishima/Closing,” a soundtrack originally crafted for Paul Schrader’s 1985 film. Following this, the quartet delves into Peni Candra‑Rini’s “Hujan,” reimagined by arranger Jacob Garchik, before moving into Niel Young’s “Ohio,” arranged by Paul Wiancko. A heart‑stirring rendition of John Coltrane’s “Alabama” (also brought to life by Jacob Garchik) continues the journey, highlighted by Paul Wiancko’s original work “Only Ever Us.” The set concludes with Terry Riley’s “Sunrise of the Planetary Dream Collector,” a piece written expressly for Kronos, and the ensemble’s own “Fifty for the Future,” arranged for the quartet’s unique sound. This immersive concert film invites fans to experience the quartet’s fearless exploration of modern repertoire and new commissions, all set against the enchanting ambience of Salzburg’s historic church. Enjoy every resonant chord, every dynamic shift, and every moment of collective artistry—every detail lovingly captured for viewers to enjoy from the comfort of their own screens.