There are certain pieces in the string quartet repertoire you just can't help falling in love with. We'll start with Schubert's emotive, stormy string quartet titled "Death and the Maiden", a favorite among generations of string quartets.

When the young Maurice Ravel penned his singular string quartet, he pushed the boundaries of musical form and incorporated diverse influences including Balinese gamelan music. Initially scorned by the musical establishment, his quartet is cherished for its evocative tone colors and musical atmospheres that create a dazzling effect.

Join us at the beautiful Sheldon Concert Hall. No advance ticket sales: tickets are $10 at the door.