Yitzhak Yedid

Yitzhak Yedid

Background information
Born	(1971-09-29) September 29, 1971 Jerusalem, Israel
Genres	Jazz Classical

Yitzhak Yedid (Hebrew: יצחק ידיד‎‎, born 29 September 1971) is an Israeli-Australian composer and pianist whose work is influenced by classical, jazz and folk traditions. He also teaches piano and composition.

Biography

Yitzhak Yedid was born on September 29, 1971 in Jerusalem, Israel. His family immigrated from Syria. He studied at the Rubin Academy of Music and the New England Conservatory in Boston with Ran Blake and Paul Bley in 1997 and 1998.^[1] Yedid lives in Australia.^[2]

Music career

Yitzhak Yedid in 2009

In 1999 Yedid released his first CD, Compositions for Solo Piano, for the Musa label. This led to an invitation to perform in Scandinavia as the guest of the pianist Michael Smith, and to a joint recital in Sweden with the pianist Roland Pontinen. In 2001, Yedid's second recording, Inner Outcry, was released, also for Musa. Yedid was commissioned to compose the suite Tachanun for the opening of "The Third Stream" festival in Vienna, Austria, in 2002. This composition has been performed many times in Israel including at the Kfar Blum Chamber Music Festival.

Myth of the Cave was commissioned by German record label Between the Lines. It was released in 2002. The five-movement piece has been performed at festivals in Germany and Austria, at the Vancouver International Jazz Festival in Canada and at the Tel Aviv Jazz Festival in Israel. It is based on Plato's allegory of the cave, about cave dwellers imprisoned in near-darkness since birth whose sense of reality is distorted. One of them escapes to the outside world, reports on what he has seen and is put to death for his revelations.^[1]

In 2003 Yedid composed Passions and Prayers - Sextet in homage to Jerusalem for Between the Lines. It is a technically complex and conceptually melancholy composition that premiered at the 2004 Israel Festival. The CD was released in August 2005.

Reflections upon Six Images was commissioned for the Third Stream Festival in Vienna Austria in 2004. The music depicts the union and division of images, colors, textures, styles and cultures inspired by the world of the imagination. The composition was performed at the Vienna festival in September 2004 and at the Etnakhta concert series in November 2004 in Israel. The CD was released at the end of 2005.

In 2005, Yedid composed the Oud Bass Piano Trio, performed at the Sibiu Festival in Romania, as well as in Australia, Canada, and the U.S. in May and September 2005. In 2002, he joined Israeli jazz saxophonist Abatte Barihun to form the duo Ras Deshen. They recorded their maiden album on September 2002, which featured a blend of Ethiopian music and Free improvisation jazz.

Musical style and influences

Yedid says his music is influenced by Arabic music. "When I was a child I went to the Syrian synagogue, where you hear all the melodies in the Arabic scales. I'm using microtonals in my compositions, and also using the Hassidic and Orthodox Jewish scales. This is all with free jazz and classical music, in equal parts."^[1]

Yedid's music contains a mix of elements. He says: "I'm dealing with very classical things, also with jazz and folk things--but it's not classical and it's not jazz and it's not folk. I'm using various techniques, like a painter who's trying to use all the materials he knows about. I'm trying to bring all these different elements together. My music is like a story – it's like a film or a play."^[1]

Professional Involvement

Compositions

2005-2017

Work for clarinet violin, cello and piano (2017)

Commissioned by Stradbroke Chamber Music Festival

Work in progress

Premiere: 30 July 2017, Stradbroke Chamber Music Festival Concert 6, Dunwich Public Hall, Dunwich, North Stradbroke Island, Australia

William Stafford, clarinet; Rachel Smith, violin; Louise King, cello; Ayesha Gough, piano

Concerto for Orchestra (2017)

Commissioned by Swedish trombonist Christian Lindberg and the Israel Netanya Kibbutz Orchestra

Work in progress

Premiere: November 2017

Piano Concerto for Michael Kieran Harvey (2016) for piano and symphony orchestra (ca. 20')

Commissioned by the Tel Aviv Soloists and Australian pianist Michael Kieran Harvey

World premiere: 6 October 2016, Ian Hanger Recital Hall,^[3] Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia

Divertimenti^[4] conducted by Graeme Jennings^[5]

Israeli premiere: 20 May 2017, Tel Aviv, Israel

Michael Kieran Harvey, piano; Tel Aviv Soloists

Angels' Revolt (2016) (ca. 10')

Commissioned by the Lev Vlassenko Piano Competition, Queensland, Australia

Work in progress

Premiere: September, 2017

Violin (Arabic Violin) Concerto (2015) for violin and a large orchestra (ca. 25')

Commissioned by the Israeli Music Festival^[6]

Work in progress

Premiere: 2018 TBA

Song Cycle (2015) for solo soprano (ca.45')

Work in progress

Premiere: TBA

Victoria Hanna, voice artist

Delusions of War (2014) for 22 string soloists or a string orchestra (ca. 24')

Commissioned by Divertimenti and the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra

Supported by the Australia Council for the Arts

World premiere: October 2014 at the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia

Divertimenti

Israeli premiere: February 2015 at the Henry Crown Symphony Hall

Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra conducted by Yuval Zorn^[7]

Broadcast live on Israel Broadcasting Authority's (IBA) Kol Ha'Musika station

Zikaron^[8] (2013-14), a structured improvisation for piano solo (ca. 55')

Commissioned by Kawai Piano Series

Premiere: April 2015, Kawai Piano Series, Ian Hanger Recital Hall, Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University

Yitzhak Yedid, piano

Psalm 1 (2014) for solo soprano (ca. 6')

Commissioned by Victoria Hanna

Supported by the Australia Council for the Arts

Premiere: December 2014, La Crosse, Wisconsin, USA

Ayliah Richling, soprano

The Crying Souls: Lament for Syrian Victims (2013) for 6-part a cappella choir (ca. 9')

Commissioned by The Australian Voices

Premiere: August, 2013 at the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, Jerusalem

The Australian Voices^[9]

Passions & Prayers (2012) for horn, clarinet/bass clarinet, trombone, viola, double bass and piano (ca. 17')

Commissioned by Seattle Chamber Players

Premiere: August 2013, Benaroya Hall, Seattle, USA

Seattle Chamber Players

String Quartet No 7 (2012) (ca. 11')

Commissioned by Sapphire String Quartet

Premiere: August 2013

Sapphire String Quartet (Janna Gandelman - violin; Roman Spitzer - violin; Amos Boasson - viola; Oleg Stolpner - cello)

Haunted! (2012), Stage music for a play by Daniel Karasik (ca. 75')

Commissioned by Touchstone Theatre, Vancouver, Canada

Directed by Katrina Dunn

Premiere: Chutzpah! Festival, March 2013

Norman Rothstein Theatre, Vancouver, Canada

String Quartet No 6 (2012) (ca. 16')

Commissioned by Sapphire String Quartet

Premiere: November 2012, Henry Crown Symphony Hall, Jerusalem, Israel

Sapphire String Quartet (Janna Gandelman - violin; Roman. Spitzer - violin; Amos Boasson - viola; Oleg Stolpner - cello)^[10]

Arabic Violin Bass Piano Trio (2012) for Arabic violin, double bass and piano, Parts 1-3 (ca. 25')

Commissioned by IBA, Between The Lines and Challenge Records International

Premiere: November 2012

Yedid Ensemble: (Sami Hashibun - violin (Arabic tuning); Ora Boasson-Horev - double bass; Yitzhak Yedid - piano)

Reflections Upon Six Images (2011), Image no 5 for double bass solo (ca. 7')

Commissioned by Ora Boasson-Horev

Premiere: Vienna, Austria

CD released by Challenge International Records in September 2011

Arabic Violin Bass Piano Trio (2011) for Arabic violin, double bass and piano, Parts 4-5 (ca. 18')

Commissioned by IBA, Between the Lines and Challenge Records International

Premiere: November 2012

Yedid Ensemble (Sami Hashibun - violin (Arabic tuning); Ora Boasson-Horev - double-bass; Yitzhak Yedid - piano)

String Quartet No 5 (2011) (ca. 11')

Commissioned by Sapphire String Quartet

Premiere: November 2012

Jerusalem International YMCA

Sapphire String Quartet (Janna Gandelman - violin; Roman Spitzer - violin; Amos Boasson - viola,;Oleg Stolpner - cello)^[11]

Passions and Prayers, Sextet in hommage to Jerusalem (2011) for horn, clarinet/bass clarinet, trombone, viola, double bass and piano (ca. 18')

Commissioned by Deutsche Media Productions GmbH & Co. KG and Between The Lines

CD released by Between The Lines

Premiere: Seattle 2012

Seattle Chamber Players

Sensations (2010) for piano, violin and cello (c. 14')

Commissioned by Atar Trio

Premiere: September 2010, Austria

Atar Trio (Tanya Beltser- violin; Marina Katz- cello; Ofer Shelley - piano)

Piano Quintet (2010) for violin, viola, cello, double bass and piano (ca. 52')

Commissioned by Jazz Lines München 2011, Munich, Germany

Premiere: March 2011, Allerheiligen-Hofkirche, Jazz Lines München 2011l, Munich, Germany

Yedid Ensemble (Daniel Hoffman - violin; Galia Hai - viola; Yoni Gotlibovich - cello; Ora Boasson-Horev - double-bass; Yitzhak Yedid - piano)

String Quartet No 4 (2010) (ca. 9')

Commissioned by Sapphire String Quartet

Premiere: November 2012, Jerusalem International YMCA, Jerusalem, Israel

Sapphire String Quartet (Janna Gandelman - violin; Roman Spitzer - violin; Amos Boasson - viola; Oleg Stolpner - cello)^[12]

Through the Window of Marc Chagall (2010) for piano solo (c. 55')

Commissioned by Kawai Piano Series

Premiere: Kawai Piano Series, 2010, Ian Hanger Recital Hall, Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia

Yitzhak Yedid, piano

Out to Infinity (2008) for harp solo (ca. 7')

Commissioned by Israel's 2009 17th International Harp Contest to celebrate its 50th anniversary, with the kind assistance of the Israel National Lottery Council for the Arts

World premiere: March 2009, American Harp Society National Harp Competition, Young Professional Division

Noël Wan, harp^[13]

Israeli premiere: October 2009, Tel Aviv, Israel

Various competing harpists

In Memory (2009), duo for flute (piccolo and bass) and piano (ca. 13')

Commissioned by Lior Eitan (First Flautist, Israel Philharmonic Orchestra)

Premiere: 21 April 2010, Jerusalem International YMCA, Jerusalem, Israel

Lior Eitan - flute; Monica Fallon - piano

String Quartet No 3 (2009) (ca. 13')

Commissioned by Sapphire String Quartet

Premiere: March 2010, Henry Crown Symphony Hall, Jerusalem, Israel

Sapphire String Quartet (Janna Gandelman - violin; Roman Spitzer - violin; Amos Boasson - viola; Oleg Stolpner - cello)^[14]

Kidoshin (2009), duo for saxophone (tenor and soprano) and piano (ca. 26')

Commissioned by Shoham Foundation

Premiere: August 2010

Albert Beger - saxophone; Yitzhak Yedid - piano

String Quartet No 2 (2009) (ca. 9')

Commissioned by Sapphire String Quartet

Premiere: March 2010, Henry Crown Symphony Hall, Jerusalem, Israel

Sapphire String Quartet (Janna Gandelman - violin; Roman Spitzer - violin; Amos Boasson - viola; Oleg Stolpner - cello)^[15]

Ethiopian voices: Psalms (2008) for three singers, Ethiopian folk dancer, alto, double bass and piano (ca. 51')

Commissioned by the Confederation House

Premiere: November 2008, Confederation House, Jerusalem, Israel

Ras Deshen Ensemble (Abatte Barihun - voice and saxophones; Esti Kenan Ofri - voice; Tzeta Germaye - voice and dance; Fentahon Malessa - krar; Ora Boasson-Horev - double bass; Yitzhak Yedid - piano)

Clowns at Night (2008) for piano solo (ca. 16')

Commissioned by Deutsche Media Productions GmbH & Co. KG

Premiere: March, 2008, Jerusalem International YMCA, Jerusalem, Israel

Yitzhak Yedid, piano

String Quartet No 1 (2008) (ca. 14')

Commissioned by Deutsche Media Productions GmbH & Co. KG and Between The Lines

Premiere: March 2010, Henry Crown Symphony Hall, Jerusalem, Israel

Sapphire String Quartet (Janna Gandelman - violin; Roman Spitzer - violin; Amos Boasson - viola; Oleg Stolpner - cello)^[16]

Since my Soul Loved (2008) for violin, viola, cello, double bass and piano (ca. 55')

Commissioned by Deutsche Media Productions GmbH & Co. KG and Between The Lines

Premiere: 2009 Lines Festival, Munich, Germany

Yedid Ensemble (Daniel Hoffman - violin; Galia Hai - viola; Yoni Gotlibovich - cello; Ora Boasson-Horev - double-bass; Yitzhak Yedid - piano)

Midsummer Night’s Dream (2008) for piano solo (ca. 21')

Commissioned by Deutsche Media Productions GmbH & Co. KG, 2006

Premiere: March 2008, Jerusalem International YMCA, Jerusalem, Israel

Yitzhak Yedid - piano

Nine Images (2007) for violin, cello and piano (ca. 18')

Commissioned by IBA

Premiere: March 2007, Jerusalem International YMCA, Jerusalem, Israel

Orit Wolf - piano; Nathaniel Vallois - violin; Doo-Min Kim - cello

Chagall Project (2007), seven piano solo pieces inspired by Marc Chagall (ca. 42')

Commissioned by The Israeli Music Festival

Premiere: September 2007

CD released by Challenge International Records in September 2010

Yitzhak Yedid - piano

Oud, Bass, Piano Trio (2007), Parts 4-5 (ca. 32')

Commissioned by the Oud International Festival

CD released by Challenge International Records and Between The Lines in August 2007

Premiere: May 2005, Sibiu Festival, Romania

Yedid Ensemble (Michael Maroun - oud; Ora Boasson-Horev - double-bass; Yitzhak Yedid - piano

Reflections upon Six Images (2007), Images 2-3, for clarinet, viola, double bass and piano (ca. 27')

Commissioned by Vienna Music Gallery Festival, Vienna, Austria

CD released by Between The Lines

Premiere: Vienna Music Gallery Festival, Austria

Yedid Ensemble (François Houle - clarinet & bass-clarinet; Galia Hai - viola; Ora Boasson-Horev - double bass; Yitzhak Yedid - piano}

Oud, Bass, Piano Trio (2006), Parts 3 (ca. 11')

Commissioned by the Oud International Festival

CD released by Challenge International Records and Between The Lines in August 2007

Premiere: 2006, Vancouver Festival

Yedid Ensemble (Michael Maroun - oud; Ora Boasson-Horev - double bass; Yitzhak Yedid - piano}

Reflections upon Six Images (2006), Image 1, for clarinet, viola, double bass and piano (ca. 13')

Commissioned by Vienna Music Gallery Festival, Vienna, Austria

CD released by Between The Lines

Premiere: Vienna Music Gallery Festival

Yedid Ensemble (François Houle - clarinet & bass clarinet; Galia Hai - viola; Ora Boasson-Horev - double bass; Yitzhak Yedid - piano)

Oud, Bass, Piano Trio (2006), Parts 1-2 (ca. 21')

Commissioned by the Oud International Festival

CD released by Challenge International Records and Between The Lines in August 2007

Premiere: May 2005, Sibiu Festival, Romania

Yedid Ensemble (Michael Maroun - oud; Ora Boasson-Horev - double bass; Yitzhak Yedid - piano)

Myth of the Cave (2005) for clarinet/bass clarinet, double bass and piano (ca. 56')

Commissioned by Deutsche Structured Finance GmbH, Germany

CD released by Between The Lines

Premiere: May 2005, Frankfurt, Germany

Yedid Ensemble (François Houle - clarinet & bass clarinet; Ora Boasson-Horev - double bass; Yitzhak Yedid - piano)

Tachanun (2005), Suite in one movement for piano solo (ca. 50')

Commissioned by Vienna Music Gallery Festival, Vienna, Austria

Premiere: Chamber Music Festival, Israel

Yitzhak Yedid - piano

Ras Deshen (2006) for voice, saxophones, krar and piano (ca. 61')

Commissioned by MCI

CD released by MCI records

Premiere: Tel Aviv Arts Festival

Ras Deshen Ensemble (Abatte Barihun - voice and saxophones; Fentahon Malessa - krar; Yitzhak Yedid - piano)

Before 2005

Tachanun (2004), Suite in one movement for piano, double bass and percussions (ca. 66')

Commissioned by Vienna music Gallery Festival, Austria

Duration: 66 minutes

Premiere Performance: September 2005, Vienna Music Gallery Festival

Yedid Ensemble (Vlad Nedelin - drums & percussions, Ora Boasson Horev - double bass, Yitzhak Yedid - piano)

Full Moon Fantasy (2005) for piano solo (ca. 37')

Commissioned by Musa Records 2001

CD released in 1999 by Musa records; reissued in 2005

Yitzhak Yedid - piano

Remembering Yitzhak Rabin (2004) for piano solo (ca. 15')

Commissioned by Musa Records 1999

CD released in 1999 by Musa records

Yitzhak Yedid - piano

Caravan for orchestra and jazz ensemble (ca. 17')

The Rubin Academy

Publications

2008: Analysis of "Out to Infinity"
2007: Oud Bass Piano Trio - New music incorporating a spectrum of contemporary and ancient styles. Sibiu Festival booklet (Romania), Vienna Festival booklet (Austria), International Oud Festival booklet.
2006: Analysis of "Since my soul Loved" Israel Broadcasting Authority (IBA), Israel
2005: Analysis of "Oud-Bass-Piano Trio" IBA channel, Israel
2005: "Psalms", Ethiopian tradition Kessim Liturgy Liner notes. Confederation House Program.
2004: Analysis of "Reflections Upon Six Images" IBA channel
2003: Analysis of "Passions & Prayers, Sextet in Homage to Jerusalem" CD Liner notes and Israel Festival program.
2002: Myth and Music, Allegory of the Cave, CD Liner notes, Vienna New Music Festival Booklet and
2001: Analysis of "Tachanun" (2001) WMG, Austria

Discography

2008 : Oud Bass Piano Trio"

Mikhail Maroun - Oud Ora Boasson - Double- Bass Yitzhak Yedid - Piano

2006 : "Reflections upon six Images"

François Houle - Clarinet/Bass Clarinet Gal Hai - Viola Ora Boasson - Double- Bass Yitzhak Yedid - Piano

2005 : "Passions & Prayers, Sextet in Homage to Jerusalem"

Alon Reuven - horn Orit Orbach - clarinet & bass clarinet Yaron Ouzana - trombone Galia Hai - viola Ora Boasson - double bass Yitzhak Yedid - piano

2003 : "Myth of the Cave"

François Houle - Clarinet/Bass Clarinet Ora Boasson - Double- Bass Yitzhak Yedid- Piano

2002 : "Ras Deshen"

Abate Barihun - Voice and Saxophones Fentahon Malessa - Krar Yitzhak Yedid - Piano

2002 : DVD: "Tahanun Suite"

Recorded live at Israel Chamber music Festival August, 2001.

2001 : "Inner Outcry"

Vlad Nedelin - Percussions Ora Boasson - Bass Yitzhak Yedid - Piano

1999 : "Full Moon Fantasy"

Live Radio Broadcasts

2008: IBA, Israel. Live recording concert of "Visions, Fantasies & Dances" & "Myth of the Cave"
2007: IBA, Israel. Live recording concert of "Nine Images for Violin Cello & Piano"
2006: Vilnius Radio, Lithuania. Live recording concert for Radio and Television of "Myth of the Cave"
2005: Sibiu, Romania. Live recording concert for Radio and Television of "Oud-Bass-Piano Trio"

IBA, Israel. Live recording concert of "Since My Soul Loved"

IBA, Israel. Live recording concert of "Oud-Bass-Piano Trio"

Baltimore University, U.S.A. Live recording concert of "Oud-Bass-Piano Trio"

2004: IBA, Israel. Live recording concert of "Reflections Upon Six Images"

IBA, Israel. Live recording concert of "Myth of the Cave"

2003: Tel Aviv Festival. Recording to television of "Ras Deshen"
2001: Chamber Music Festival, Galile. Recording to television of "Tachanun"

Prizes, Awards and Grants

The Association of Authors, Composers, and Music Publishers in Israel (ACUM) (2016). (Awarded $2,500)

The Australian Council for the Arts (2013). (Awarded $17,940)

The Association of Authors, Composers, and Music Publishers in Israel (ACUM) (2013). (Awarded $2,500)

Artist-in-Residence (2010), The Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts. (Awarded $10,000)

Australian Postgraduate Award (2009-12), The Australian Government. (Awarded $22,860 per annum)

Landau Prize for Performing Arts (2009), The Michael Landau Foundation, Tel Aviv, Israel. (Awarded $20,000)

First prize for a work for harp solo ("Out of Infinity") (2008), Israel's International Harp Contest, 50th Anniversary. (Awarded $5,000)

Prime Minister Award for Composers (2007), The Ministry of Culture and Education, Jerusalem, Israel. (Awarded $25,000)

The Jerusalem International Oud Festival Prize (2006), The Center for Ethnic Music and Poetry, The Kalman Sultanik Confederation. (Awarded $5000)

The New England Conservatory Honours Ensemble award (2002).

Full scholarship from the New England Conservatory, Boston, USA (2002).

Third prize for original composition, Contemporary Music Department contest, the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance (at that time called The Rubin Academy of Music), Jerusalem, Israel.

References

1 2 3 4 "Israel's Yitzhak Yedid melds disparate elements". Jazz Fest. Retrieved 2010-11-04.
↑ Davis, Barry. "Traveling between worlds". Jpost.com. Retrieved 2013-02-13.
↑ This hall was named in honour of Ian Hanger, AM QC, a distinguished Queensland lawyer who had been a longtime supporter of the Queensland Conservatorium. In 1991, when the Conservatorium was amalgamated with the Griffith University, he was elected as Chairman of the newly-created Advisory Council. During that time, he made many important contributions to the Conservatorium's development including its relocation to new premises. For more information, see https://www.griffith.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0009/134649/hanger-plaque.pdf
↑ Divertimenti is the premier string ensemble of the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University. Their director is Graeme Jennings.
↑ Michael Kieran Harvey's world premiere performance of this work can be heard on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLXV9ey3gr0
↑ The Israeli Music Festival (Hebrew: חג המוסיקה הישראלי), sometimes translated as The Celebration of Israeli Music, is an annual festival held in Jerusalem towards the end of Summer and funded by the Music Section of the Culture Administration at the Ministry of Culture and Sport (Hebrew: משרד התרבות והספורט נבחר כעת). Although first conceived to concentrate on art music, more recently it has extended its interests to include ethnic music including Arabic classical music. A brief history of this festival and its development can be found at Seroussi, Edwin (2008), Music in Israel at Sixty: Processes and Experiences (Hebrew University of Jerusalem), pp. 29f.
↑ Delusions of War, Parts 1 and 2 can be heard played by the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra conducted by Yuval Zorn on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67dmxqrBfGs and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuM_Ie7WOyk.
↑ "zikaron" (Hebrew: זיכרון) is a singular construct from the root ז־כ־ר (Transliteration: z-k-r) meaning "a memory" or "a thing remembered".
↑ The Australian Voices' performance of The Crying Souls: Lament for Syrian Victims conducted by Gordon Hamilton can be heard on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4LhOBmjtXI.
↑ Sapphire String Quartet's performance of String Quartet No 6 can be heard on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QV_klrN7A0w.
↑ Sapphire String Quartet's performance of String Quartet No 5 can be heard on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oeVm5oJBI8.
↑ Sapphire String Quartet's performance of String Quartet No 4 can be heard on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LElN1y5B1-E.
↑ Noël Wan's performance of Out to Infinity in her opening recital at Israel's 17th International Harp Contest that same year can be heard on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKYJD9vL1vA.
↑ Sapphire String Quartet's performance of String Quartet N0 3 can be heard on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcKTH2vDxpE.
↑ Sapphire String Quartet's performance of String Quartet No 2 can be heard on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCg_r_n1whM.
↑ Sapphire String Quartet's performance of String Quartet No 1 can be heard on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84tRPjcbmMg.

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