Three works rooted in the earth: Trevor Weston’s celebration of land, legacy and culture, Juba; the Hunt quartet of Mozart, brimming with joy and rocking every 18th century musical code for the rustic and pastoral; and the astonishing 1st quartet of Elliott Carter, music arising from a watershed year composing in the Southwest desert.

Nurit Pacht & Mari Sato, violins

Kathryn Lockwood, viola

Caroline Stinson, cello

Program

Trevor Weston, Juba, for string quartet

Mozart, String Quartet in Bb Major, The Hunt

Carter, String Quartet no. 1