A Groupmuse Night Out: Some Not Too Distant Tomorrow - MLK and Sounds of Today

Groupmuse Nights Out exists to bring our community outside the living room and into contact with the vanguard of classical music being written today, and there's hardly a new piece more timely and urgent than Gregg Kallor's Some Not Too Distant Tomorrow- a piano quintet based on the words, thoughts, and spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King.

And so it's with great pride that we present its world premier as a Groupmuse Nights Out on Monday, June 5th.

Gregg Kallor himself will be on the keys, joined by the prize-winning young superstars of the strings, The Attaca Quartet.

The wonderful folks at the Sheen Center have made a limited stack of tickets available to us for just $20 - and tickets come with a free drink and a post-show hang with the artists if you're keen!

So join us as we celebrate the life of perhaps the greatest-ever American of our past and the music of our future.

More info on the program here.

“[Kallor] writes music of unaffected emotional directness. Leavened with flashes of oddball humor, his works succeed in drawing in the listener - not as consumer or worshipful celebrant, but in a spirit of easygoing camaraderie.”
- The New York Times

“We’re living in a golden age of string quartets...It’s hard to disagree when you hear the vibrant young players in New York’s Attacca Quartet.”
- NPR

What's the music?

Attaca Quartet

Gregg Kallor

Attendees

Pam W.

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Chloe D.

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Robert P.

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Zachary N.

Steven R.

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Marta Ruiz L.

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Nick G.

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Kevin H.

Stephanie L.

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Garrett M.

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Paul C.

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Michael A.

Beverly J.

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Thelma A.

Kelly Kulwinder B.

Karen C.

Jennifer F.

Eden K.

Alana G.