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The UVA Department of Music presents the third concert in its Faculty Artists Series featuring the Ragged Mountain Quartet. On Wednesday, October 29, at 7:30 p.m. in Old Cabell Hall, the ensemble launches its Beethoven Quartet Cycle with an evening devoted to the timeless brilliance of Beethoven's string quartets. This concert is sponsored by the UVA Arts Council, enriching the arts on grounds.

Among the most celebrated works in the chamber music repertoire, Beethoven's quartets span a remarkable range of expression, innovation, and emotional depth. Whether you are a longtime chamber music enthusiast or discovering these masterpieces for the first time, this concert offers an opportunity to experience them performed by one of the region's outstanding string quartets.

The Ragged Mountain Quartet features violinists Daniel Sender and Benjamin Rous, violist Danielle Wiebe Burke, and cellist Clara Lee Rous. The ensemble includes University of Virginia music faculty members Daniel Sender and Benjamin Rous, as well as distinguished performers Danielle Wiebe Burke and Clara Lee Rous. Visit here to see all concerts in the UVA Faculty Artist Series 

Tickets can be purchased at the UVA Arts Box Office.

Old Cabell Hall is located at the south end of the University of Virginia's historic Lawn, directly opposite the Rotunda. For parking options, please visit our Directions and Parking page.

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Accessibility & accommodations

The Music Department would like to make this an inclusive and accessible experience for everyone. Should anyone require disability-related accommodations to attend this event, please send requests at least seven calendar days in advance to the Office of the Chief Accessibility Officer (CAO) & University ADA Coordinator by telephone at (434) 924-3295 or by email to ADACoordinator@virginia.edu.

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