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Light in darkness

Tinalley String Quartet, Adam Chalabi, Lerida Delbridge, Justin A. Williams, Michelle M. Wood

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Beethoven’s hauntingly beautiful Opus 132 Quartet reminds us that even the greatest of men reach for the Divine amidst periods of darkness. This autobiographical musical offering provides a fitting conclusion to this program of works exploring the darker world of the string quartet.MOZART String Quartet K421 in d minorVINE String Quartet No. 3 ‘Smith’s Alchemy’BEETHOVEN String Quartet Opus 132ADELAIDE: Sunday July 3MELBOURNE: Monday July 4; Tuesday July 5 at 7pmCANBERRA :Sunday July 10 SYDNEY: Monday July 11

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Beethoven’s hauntingly beautiful Opus 132 Quartet reminds us that even the greatest of men reach for the Divine amidst periods of darkness. This autobiographical musical offering provides a fitting conclusion to this program of works exploring the darker world of the string quartet.MOZART String Quartet K421 in d minorVINE String Quartet No. 3 ‘Smith’s Alchemy’BEETHOVEN String Quartet Opus 132ADELAIDE: Sunday July 3MELBOURNE: Monday July 4; Tuesday July 5 at 7pmCANBERRA :Sunday July 10 SYDNEY: Monday July 11

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Beethoven’s hauntingly beautiful Opus 132 Quartet reminds us that even the greatest of men reach for the Divine amidst periods of darkness. This autobiographical musical offering provides a fitting conclusion to this program of works exploring the darker world of the string quartet.MOZART String Quartet K421 in d minorVINE String Quartet No. 3 ‘Smith’s Alchemy’BEETHOVEN String Quartet Opus 132ADELAIDE: Sunday July 3MELBOURNE: Monday July 4; Tuesday July 5 at 7pmCANBERRA :Sunday July 10 SYDNEY: Monday July 11

Key concepts: MOZART, String (physics), Alchemy, Art, Opus, Musical, Art history, Literature

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