Founded in 1964, the Guarneri String Quartet stands "among the most revered and enduring ensembles of its kind in the world" (National Public Radio). In his book Indivisible by Four (1998), first violinist Arnold Steinhardt describes the Quartet's extraordinary interaction in performance: "It is on the concert stage where the moments of true intimacy occur. When a performance is in progress, all four of us together enter a zone of magic ... and become conduit, messenger and missionary .... Vividly aware of each other ... we allow ourselves to slip into the music’s spiritual realm." Returning to Coleman for its seventeenth engagement, the Guarneri Quartet remains a vital force in chamber music.

"The musicianship, experience and sophisticated intent of this group continue to grow."  – The Boston Globe

The program for this concert will include:

Beethoven	Quartet in A Major, Op. 18, No. 5
Borodin	Quartet No. 2 in D Major
Brahms	Quartet in C minor, Op. 51, No. 1

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