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THE EMERSON STRING QUARTET
Quartet-in-Residence
Chamber Music Series
Quartet-in-Residence
Chamber Music Series
Chamber Music Program
The chamber music program at Stony Brook continues to blossom with several new concert programs that highlight the Emerson String Quartet and other members of the faculty. Look for special chamber music brochures in October and March that will give detailed information about the Fall and Spring Chamber Music programs. For the chamber music aficionado this is an especially exciting time. The addition of the world famous Emerson Quartet to our faculty gives Chamber Music at Stony Brook a new profile. Several concerts will highlight music from Beethoven to Shostakovich performed by students, faculty and the Emerson Quartet themselves.
Public Master Classes
The chamber music department presents free public masterclasses so you can enjoy the process of shaping and refining great chamber music. Please contact the department for more information.
Help keep chamber music at Stony Brook alive: If you enjoy chamber music, join our chamber music family by signing on to our mailing list. This will keep you up to date on upcoming events and concerts.
Would you like to help Chamber Music at Stony Brook? It is the monetary and personal support of volunteers that makes these free events possible. Call us at (631) 632-7330 and ask for Martha Zadok to see how you can help. mzadok[at]notes.cc.sunysb.edu