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Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival
New Music with JACK Quartet
After making their Festival debut in 2025, JACK Quartet returns to Santa Fe to premiere commissioned works by Paul Novak and Baldwin Giang, two participants in the Festival’s 13th annual Young Composers String Quartet Project, and to play recent works by Juri Seo and Vicente Atria.
Program:
Paul Novak, New Work for String Quartet (Festival Commission, World Premiere)
Juri Seo, Three Imaginary Chansons
Baldwin Giang, New Work for String Quartet (Festival Commission, World Premiere)
Vicente Atria, Roundabout
Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival
Modern Medieval with the JACK Quartet
In this uniquely eclectic program, the JACK Quartet plays their own realizations of Renaissance and Medieval works as well as a recent work by longtime collaborator Caleb Burhans and Renaissance-flavored pieces the JACK commissioned from Juri Seo and Keir GoGwilt through their acclaimed JACK Studio, which supports a wide range of emerging artists.
Program:
Christopher Otto (after Rodericus): Angelorum Psalat
Juri Seo: Three Imaginary Chansons
Christopher Otto (after Saloge): Fumeux par fumée
Keir GoGwilt: Treatise on Limited Freedoms: Future Mode 1
Christopher Otto (after Nathaniel Giles): Miserere
Caleb Burhans: Contritus
Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival
New Music with the JACK Quartet
In their highly anticipated Festival debut, the JACK Quartet plays two exciting 21st-century works (including one they recently commissioned and premiered in New York City), and premieres Festival-commissioned string quartets by Tyson Gholston Davis and Ania Vu, the two up-and-coming talents participating in the Festival’s 12th annual Young Composers String Quartet Project.
Program:
Anthony Cheung: Twice Removed
Ania Vu: New Work for String Quartet (Festival Commission, World Premiere)
Tyson Gholston Davis: New Work for String Quartet (Festival Commission, World Premiere)
Helmut Lachenmann: String Quartet No. 3, Grido
Anthony Cheung’s Twice Removed was commissioned by JACK Quartet with the support of the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation, 92nd Street Y, and Wigmore Hall.