The members of the UI Graduate Piano Quartet--from left to right, Sam Stapleton, violin; Sung-hee Lee, Piano; Peter Calhoun, viola; and Laura Shaw, cello--gave a fantastic performance last weekend at the Museum as part of our ongoing collaboration with the UI School of Music, "Music at the Museum." In case you missed it, we've got some photos, courtesy of UIMA volunteer photographer Natalia Salazar.
The group played W. A. Mozart's "G Minor Piano Quartet," and Frank Bridge's "Phantasy Quartet.
Maia Quartet member Zoran Jakovcic (not pictured) mentors the newly endowed quartet.
The performance was sponsored by Richard A. And Sheila A. Stevenson.
The next "Music at the Museum" is coming up soon -- it will be held at the UIMA April 20 at 2 p.m. It will feature Spanish Art Song and Zazuela Music sung by three sopranos, Colleen Jennings, Erin Smith, and Vivien Shotwell, accompanied on the piano by UI School of Music Opera Coach Shari Rhoads. Don't miss this chance to hear eclectic music by composers such as De Falla, Obradors, and Turina! For students, recital attendance credit is available.
The members of the UI Graduate Piano Quartet--from left to right, Sam Stapleton, violin; Sung-hee Lee, Piano; Peter Calhoun, viola; and Laura Shaw, cello--gave a fantastic performance last weekend at the Museum as part of our ongoing collaboration with the UI School of Music, "Music at the Museum." In case you missed it, we've got some photos, courtesy of UIMA volunteer photographer Natalia Salazar. 
The group played W. A. Mozart's "G Minor Piano Quartet," and Frank Bridge's "Phantasy Quartet. 
Maia Quartet member Zoran Jakovcic (not pictured) mentors the newly endowed quartet. 
The performance was sponsored by Richard A. And Sheila A. Stevenson.
The next "Music at the Museum" is coming up soon -- it will be held at the UIMA April 20 at 2 p.m. It will feature Spanish Art Song and Zazuela Music sung by three sopranos, Colleen Jennings, Erin Smith, and Vivien Shotwell, accompanied on the piano by UI School of Music Opera Coach Shari Rhoads. Don't miss this chance to hear eclectic music by composers such as De Falla, Obradors, and Turina! For students, recital attendance credit is available.
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