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Hailed for its “heady mix of new and newer music intent on undermining expectations — in a thoroughly genial way,” according to the San Francisco Chronicle, it has brought “vitality and brilliance [and] stylistic omnivorousness” and musical innovation to the world’s stage for over three decades.
In advance of ETHEL Quartet’s Carnegie Hall debut, cellist Dorothy Lawson speaks with US correspondent Thomas May about their collaboration with the programme’s featured guest artist, legendary jazz bassist Ron Carter.
