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Quartet affirms love for music
By Paula Lavigne
Senior Reporter _._—
Few groups have been around as
lonfLas the Fine Arts Quartet, founded
in 1946. And although the present
members have been together only since
1982, they have maintained the
quartet’s tradition of excellence.
Cellist Wolfgang Laufcr said he ‘
was the “link between the old and
new” members.
“In the history of the quartet, I am
only the second cellist,” he said. First
viol inists Ralph Evans and Efin Boico
and Jerry Horner constitute the rest of
the group.
Laufer, who said he disliked la
bels, said it was impossible to catego
rize their quartet as American or Eu
ropean, because he, a native Roma
nian,and Boicoare Europeans, while
Evans and Horner arc Americans.
This variety makes jhcin unique,
Laufersaid, while their love of music
makes them click.
“It’s as simple as that.” Laufer
laughed. “In chamber music, that’s a
primary concern because ifyoudon’t
have the love for this particular genre
of music, then it’s very hard.”
He said without the cohesivcncss,
the quartet would become “four people
with very strong egos.”
“You have to subscribe to excel
lence and keep working hard—never
mind that you arc the top,” Laufer
said. “It’s the kind of sound we’re
proud of— the melting of four instru
ments into one.”
While in residence it the Univer
sity ofWisconsin at Milwaukee, Laufer
said he had noticed an “explosion” of
chamber music quartets in America
during the past 15 years.
“There is so many groups and so
much chamber music being done that
even the remote places are getting
exposure,” he said.
Looking at it in business terms,
however, Laufer said it had a negative
aspect.
“The market cannot give the possi
bility for so many groups to make a
living out of it,” he said, “that you see
tremendous attrition in many groups
that start to make a splash and after
two or three years, disappear.”
Sponsored by the Lincoln Friends
of Chamber Music, the Fine Arts
Quartet will perform in the audito
rium of the Sheldon Memorial Art
Gallery at 3 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are
S25 for the public and $5 for students.
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