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Chamber Music Concerts

Fry Street Quartet

The Fry Street Quartet is a trailblazing ensemble known for its “blend of technical precision and scorching spontaneity” (The Strad). Described as “a triumph of ensemble playing” (The New York Times), the FSQ has performed at venues from Carnegie Hall to London, Sarajevo, Jerusalem, and across the United States. The quartet is joined by violist Toby Appel, a frequent guest with The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, and Monica Ohuchi, a piano soloist with an active international career.

Friday, October 2nd 2026 at 7:30 PM

SOU Music Recital Hall

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Grand Kyiv Ballet Returns

The Swan Lake: Symphony of Lights

Swan Lake: Symphony of Lights” is the landmark new production of the upcoming season.

Tchaikovsky’s iconic score opens the door to an entirely reimagined world: vivid light design, illuminated costumes, and world-class dancers from around the globe transform the classic ballet into a mesmerizing visual experience.

This is more than a performance — it’s an immersion into a story of love and magic, told through light, movement, and music. Each act unfolds like a living art installation, where timeless tradition meets bold contemporary design.

Thursday, October 8th 2026 at 7:00 PM

SOU Music Recital Hall

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Tutunov Piano Series

Sebastian Picht "Rising Star"

A native of Philadelphia, while still a student of Alexander Shtarkman at the Peabody Conservatory of John Hopkins University, Sebastian Picht has performed internationally in Switzerland, Mexico, Iceland, Italy, and Spain. Most recently, he appeared at the Carme Contemporary Cultural Center in Valencia as winner of the 2025 Valencia International Piano Academy Competition.

Friday, October 16th 2026 at 7:30 PM

SOU Music Recital Hall

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Coming Soon - The Welkin

The Welkin: Nov 12th - 22nd 2026

Rural England, 1759. As the country awaits the return of Halley’s comet, a young woman is sentenced to death. When she tries to escape the noose by claiming she is pregnant, twelve ordinary women are gathered to decide whether she is telling the truth. Join us for Lucy Kirkwood's dark, fierce, funny play about democracy and housework.

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