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Marika Hughes: The New String Quartet
First Preview: Feb 12, 2019
Opening Date: Feb 17, 2019
Closing Date: Feb 18, 2019
Running Time: 01:05
Playing @
Wave Hill Cultural Center
West 249 th Street, New York City, NY 10471
Jazz artist Marika Hughes has returned to her chamber music background with her new project, The New String Quartet. Alongside Charlie Burnham (violin and voice), Marvin Sewell (guitar) and Rashaan Carter (bass), the band sets out to celebrate the sounds, vibrations and resonances of acoustic, unamplified, raw strings.
Rooted in the standards of the western string quartet tradition, The New String Quartet's setlist will also weave throughout Hughes’s varied musical heritage, from classical and jazz songs to pop music and impromptu sketches. With a selection of songs both old and new, Hughes and The New String Quartet tip their hats to love, to loss, to family and to gratitude.
Rooted in the standards of the western string quartet tradition, The New String Quartet's setlist will also weave throughout Hughes’s varied musical heritage, from classical and jazz songs to pop music and impromptu sketches. With a selection of songs both old and new, Hughes and The New String Quartet tip their hats to love, to loss, to family and to gratitude.
Show Notes: 1 Intermission
Age Guidance: 13
Performance Schedule
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17th @ 2 PM
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