This event is part of the annual Classical Series.
PUBLIQuartet does more than push the boundaries of the string quartet. It actively breaks down barriers to create live concert experiences that are accessible to and representative of the widest possible audiences. The group’s innovative programming foregrounds new works and marginalized composers, centers improvisation and reinterpretation, and invites audiences into the music by connecting to personal experience. Hear its latest program, Rhythm Nation, which explores works that draw inspiration from a wide range of American rhythmic traditions, from the African rhythms that inspired Trevor Weston to the hip-hop beat breaks that appear in the work of Daniel Bernard Roumain.
PUBLIQuartet will host a free, open-to-public studio class at Shannon Hall on Friday, Nov. 22 at 3 PM. Stay tuned for more info!
The Program:
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A leader in American classical piano for decades, Richard Goode returns to Beethoven’s piano sonatas—repertoire that earned him a GRAMMY nomination.
The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, one of the premier chamber-music organizations in the U.S., boasts a roster of world-class musicians as they perform Bach’s most transcendent works: the complete Brandenburg Concertos.
This is a past event and has been archived for reference.