BridgertonA musical reading with Julia Quinn
A unique fusion of literature and music: author Julia Quinn – often described as the “Jane Austen of our time” – will be reading from her Bridgerton novels, set in early 19th-century England, at the Isarphilharmonie. The reading, which will be in English, will be accompanied by a string quartet performing selected themes from the series.
A unique fusion of literature and music: author Julia Quinn – often described as the “Jane Austen of our time” – will be reading from her Bridgerton novels, set in early 19th-century England, at the Isarphilharmonie. The reading, which will be in English, will be accompanied by a string quartet performing selected themes from the series.
For more than 25 years, the American author has been captivating international audiences with her distinctive style, which combines subtle humour, a narrative flair and a keen sense of emotional nuance.
At the heart of her successful Bridgerton series is an influential family whose eight siblings set out in search of love and happiness within London’s high society, caught between social expectations and personal desires. Though each novel stands on its own, together they paint a multifarious portrait of the era. The best-selling series is being adapted into several seasons by Netflix, which are captivating millions of viewers throughout the world.
The musical accompaniment by the Hokkaido Quartet promises to fashion an atmospheric evening full of verve, subtle humour and Quinn’s inimitable style.
A musical reading (in English)
