

"The landscape of Cornwall, the sea, the folklore and the lifestyle here are all tremendous influences on our work and have been for many other composers" says Sue. The Aston String Quartet is synonymous with exciting new musical ventures, and showcases the talents of new composers and excellent musicians".
Lunchtime concert at St Mary’s church Penzance
Wednesday 3rd September 2008
Concert to include the Premiere of new works by local composers
Including:
‘Theme from the Forbidden City’ for violin and piano by Sue Aston
‘Fern Hill’ and ‘London River’ for string quartet and voice by Douglas Cook, and
‘Reverie’ for violin and piano.
Other items include music for String Quartet, Trio, and solo performances by Sue
Aston, violin, Douglas Cook, piano, and Maria Heseltine, mezzo soprano.
Website : www.astonstringquartet.co.uk
The Quartet is more than a platform for Sue's classical compositions, as it also
enables her to realise her dream of bringing together music from a variety of
different backgrounds many of them with the common theme of music which has been
inspired by the landscape.
Sue Aston's solo CDs and DVDs have been described as 'Celtic music for the
classically appreciative' by Cornish World Editor Nigel Pengelly and her
videos are regularly played on SKY TV.
Links : Classical Strings Quartet Trio solo Violin for weddings