The Crypt Sessions presents Quatour pour la fin du temps.
by Paul J. Pelkonen
The Crypt Sessions has returned and its timing could not be better. Their season opener was Tuesday night, with a performance of Messiaen's Quatour pour la fin du temps, a work written and premiered in a German prisoner of war camp in the dark days of World War II. For the forty-nine lucky souls gathered in the depths of the Church of the Intercession, it was a transcendental experience.
by Paul J. Pelkonen
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| Stephen Jackiw, Orion Weiss, Jay Campbell and Yoonah Kim contemplate the End of Time. Photo by Andrew Ousley © 2019 The Death of Classical |
The Crypt Sessions has returned and its timing could not be better. Their season opener was Tuesday night, with a performance of Messiaen's Quatour pour la fin du temps, a work written and premiered in a German prisoner of war camp in the dark days of World War II. For the forty-nine lucky souls gathered in the depths of the Church of the Intercession, it was a transcendental experience.
