Sunday morning concert 9 november 2025: Maring Kwartet

Programme
On Sunday morning, 9 November, the Maring Quartet will perform Beethoven's String Quartet No. 7 in F major, Op. 59, at the Notarishuis. Beethoven wrote this quartet in 1806 for the Russian Count Razumovsky, the first of three quartets in this series. The work opens with a powerful and extensive first movement, in which the themes are slowly revealed. This is followed by a scherzo full of rhythmic surprises and lively twists and turns. The third movement begins softly and melancholically. It is intimate and tragic, but also full of hope. At the end, it flows into the finale, which features a Russian folk song, a nod to the patron himself.

Practical information
Doors open from 10.30 a.m. with coffee and tea available
Start time: 11 a.m.
Where? Notarishuis, Herenstraat 101, 2271 CC Voorburg

Would you like to enjoy this beautiful music in the atmospheric Notarishuis? Tickets are available for 19.95 euros, with a reduced rate of 17.50 euros for volunteers and members. Reserve your place quickly via sending an email to secretariaat@huygensmuseum.nl.

About the musicians
The Maring Quartet is a young and dynamic ensemble based in The Hague. The quartet was founded in 2023 and consists of Anna Maring (violin), Melody Lau (violin), Valentina Grand (viola) and Marianne Fusenig (cello). The quartet participated in the Delft Chamber Music Workshop, where they collaborated with Donald Grant (Elias Quartet) and Martin Stupka (Škampa Quartet), and took masterclasses with members of the Cuarteto Casals. In addition, the quartet receives regular coaching from Janet Krause and Lech Antonio Uszynski.

About the Sunday morning concerts
New talent on an old stage. Starting in the 2025-2026 season, the Huygens Museum will offer a stage to conservatory students in their final year. Every second Sunday of the month from November to March, we organise intimate coffee concerts of exceptional quality between 11 a.m. and 12 p.m.