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12/07/2011 Mark Padmore, Iain Burnside, Jupiter String Quartet

BBC Radio 3 - In Tune, 12/07/2011 Mark Padmore, Iain Burnside, Jupiter String Quartet

The Jupiter String Quartet play ahead of a performance at London's Wigmore Hall.

Presented by Sean Rafferty. Tenor Mark Padmore and pianist Iain Burnside join Sean ahead of a performance at St Endellion Festival. The Jupiter String Quartet play in the studio.

Tenor Mark Padmore performs a sequence of songs interspersed with poetry in a programme devised by Iain Burnside at the upcoming St Endellion Festival. Here he performs Berlioz, Finzi and Schumann live with Iain accompanying on piano. 

Also on the programme the Jupiter String Quartet join Sean live in the studio and perform Webern and Beethoven, they perform at Wigmore Hall later this week.

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