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Nicolas Kendall, first violin, led the group unobtrusively, but with great skill. He performed the brilliant passages of both the
Review
Haydn and Beethoven quartets fluently, and yet gave a most sensitive and moving rendition of the melodious “Andante Contabile” from Tschaikowsky’s String Quartet No. 1. His sister, Yumi, the youngest member of the group, played the largest instrument, the cello, with the accomplishment of an adult. Her playing provided fullness and depth to the music.
Daniele Sahr, violist, and Jennifer Caine, second violin, added their considerable skills to the performance. While they played a largely supporting role, the music often demanded individual brilliance of them. Their musicianship was always in evidence.
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