Aizuri Quartet
The Aizuri Quartet is an American string quartet formed in 2012. Known for its performance of new music as well as the traditional repertoire, it has served as the quartet-in-residence at a number of cultural organizations, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2017–2018, the Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts, 2015–2016, and the Curtis Institute, 2014–2016. Its name is taken from aizuri-e, a Japanese style of woodblock printing that is mostly blue.
Seven Limbs
- 2021-08-27T00:00:00.000000Z
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Prostration, Pt. I - Seven Limbs -
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Prostration, Pt. II - Seven Limbs -
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Prostration, Pt. III - Seven Limbs -
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Offering, Pt. I - Seven Limbs -
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Offering, Pt. II - Seven Limbs -
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Offering, Pt. III - Seven Limbs -
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Offering, Pt. IV - Seven Limbs -
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Confession & Purification, Pt. I - Seven Limbs -
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Confession & Purification, Pt. II - Seven Limbs -
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Rejoicing, Pt. I - Seven Limbs -
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Rejoicing, Pt. II - Seven Limbs -
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Requesting, Pt. I - Seven Limbs -
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Beseeching, Pt. I - Seven Limbs -
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Beseeching, Pt. II - Seven Limbs -
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Beseeching, Pt. III - Seven Limbs -
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Dedication, Pt. I - Seven Limbs -
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Dedication, Pt. II - Seven Limbs -
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Dedication, Pt. III - Seven Limbs -
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Blueprinting
- 2018-09-28T00:00:00.000000Z
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