Just three years old, the Escher String Quartet is one of the hot young quartets on the scene today. The group's the Quartet-in-Residence at the Caramoor Festival and rapidly rising in the classical world. They'll play live for us in our studio and explain what it means to make music inspired by the Dutch drawer M.C. Escher.
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Beautiful performance. Congratulations on the new performance venue. They sounded great!
I keep WNYC on at work all day but this time I had to turn it off. I have never heard such an egoist as Tom McClaren Even if he had something interesting to say. all I can hear is "I I I me me me" Please shut him up if all he wants to do is hear his own voice. Silence is better.
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