Folk idioms surface in each of the works in this programme. The Brentano String Quartet, hailed by The Independent for its ‘passionate, uninhibited and spellbinding’ performances, opens with Mozart’s lyrical ‘Hunt’ Quartet, named for the horn-call character of its opening theme, before exploring the tightly woven construction of Bartók’s Third String Quartet and the Romantic contrasts of Brahms’s Op. 67.