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Live at the Quartet Bar - Sharon & Slava Grigoryan
 

 A unique music series that delivers quality chamber music in an intimate and relaxed setting.

Get up close and personal with world-class musicians in this new music series curated by Sharon Grigoryan, cellist with the Australian String Quartet.

The environment is intimate and the vibe relaxed as the likes of Slava and Sharon Grigoryan perform and converse with you about their craft. The refreshing approach encourages a level of communication unexpected of serious, top quality chamber music, encouraging more connection between the audience and the music.

 

Event details

Venue: Adelaide Festival Centre's Quartet Bar, King William Rd, Adelaide SA
Bookings: 131 246
Start Date: Monday 16 December 2019

https://www.adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au/events/live-at-the-quartet-bar/

 

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