JACK Quartet

JACK Quartet at Green-Wood Cemetery

Gig Alerts | Sep 24, 2018

(SOLD OUT) JACK Quartet at Green-Wood Cemetery Catacombs
Tickets are SOLD OUT. There is a waitlist for tickets.

JACK Quartet plays music in a graveyard, at night, in a crypt, with a program ranging from arrangements of Renaissance choral music to music by John Zorn and Brazilian born, Chicago-based composer Marcos Balter. It's part of a series of opera and chamber music concerts in Green-Wood’s remarkable Catacombs called The Angel's Share. (After the distiller’s term for whiskey that evaporates while maturing in the barrel, thus going to the angels.) The concert will be preceded by a whisky tasting. 

More information about The Angels Share and The Crypt Sessions is at deathofclassical.com.

 

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