Friday, November 20 at 6:30pm
World-Class Music. Up Close.
An intimate performance by the Jupiter String Quartet
Some of the finest chamber musicians in the country are coming to Medford, and you're invited to hear them from just a few feet away. This one-hour performance offers the artistry of a concert hall in a setting that's more relaxed than a typical concert, with time to meet the musicians and ask your questions.
Chamber Music Concerts (CMC) is bringing this special evening to The Studio's artists and musicians, their friends and family, and our whole community.
Friday, November 20
Doors open at 6 p.m.
Performance 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Rockafairy's Performance Space
Rogue Valley Mall
Entrance 1 (across from Rue 21)
Wheelchair accessible
RSVP Today
Join us for a performance sponsored by CMC. Only 60 seats are available. RSVP to reserve yours.
Email lorie.list@livingopps.org or call Lorie at 541-397-7859
Presented by
Since 1984, Chamber Music Concerts has brought world-class chamber ensembles and educational outreach to the Rogue Valley.
In partnership with
An inclusive creative community where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities create, share their talents, and inspire us all.
ROCKAFAIRY
A free, open community creative center where musicians, artists, and dreamers come together to learn, create, and support each other.
Meet the Jupiter String Quartet
When four young musicians formed a quartet in 2001, they looked to the night sky for a name. Jupiter was the brightest planet at the time, and its astrological symbol looks like the number four. The name stuck, and the Jupiter String Quartet has been shining ever since.
It's also a family affair: violinist Meg Freivogel and violist Liz Freivogel are sisters, and cellist Daniel McDonough is Meg's husband. Together with violinist Mélanie Clapiès, they make up one of the most respected quartets in the country.
The founding members grew up in musical families where chamber music was played, and went on together to the New England Conservatory of Music. The quartet has performed across North and South America, Europe, and Asia, and won the Cleveland Quartet Award from Chamber Music America in 2007. Since 2012, they have been artists-in-residence and faculty at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, where they direct the chamber music program.
"One of the mainstays of the American chamber-music scene."
The New Yorker
Getting There
Rockafairy's Performance Space is on the ground floor of the Rogue Valley Mall, 1600 N Riverside Ave in Medford. Use Entrance 1, and you'll find it across from Rue 21.
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The space is wheelchair accessible. If you have other access needs, let us know on your RSVP form or contact Lorie at lorie.list@livingopps.org or 541-397-7859.
Reserve Your Seat
Only 60 seats are available. Let us know you're coming!