Join UMSL’s internationally acclaimed Arianna String Quartet for “First Mondays with the ASQ”. This one-of-a kind interdisciplinary concert series offers audience members a rare behind the scenes look into the craft and artistry of the string quartet, and an opportunity for informal, direct discussion and interaction with UMSL’s renowned Arianna String Quartet, as they examine the dynamic process of interpretation, live performance, and connections between classical music and our world.
Ticket sales benefit UMSL String Scholarships and the KWMU Classical Music Endowment.
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Monday, October 14, 2024
“The Rise of a Giant”
What makes Beethoven so great? A unique instinct for musical energy, rhythm, dramatic silences, and beautiful moments, combined with superb craftsmanship and design, all contribute to the impact his music has on listeners today.
Spend an evening with the Arianna String Quartet as they take you behind the scenes with one of his most dynamic and exciting works, his String Quartet Op. 59 No. 2, and discover why so many people feel that Beethoven touches our humanity more deeply than any other composer.
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