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Royal Leamington Spa

The Brodsky Quartet’s complete cycle of Shostakovich string quartets thrills Royal Leamington Spa

26/10/202402/10/2024 by Clive Peacock

United Kingdom Brodsky Quartet – Shostakovich: Royal Leamington Spa Pump Room. Warwickshire, 28 & 29.9.2024. (CP)

[l-r] The Brodsky Quartet – Krysia Osostowicz, Ian Belton, Paul Cassidy, and Jacqueline Thomas © Sarah Creswell

Categories Concert Reviews, Newsletter, UK Concerts Tags Clive Peacock, Royal Leamington Spa 1 Comment

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