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Many people have been able to get to work during the past 15 months with just a few steps to the home office. But for the members of the Carpe Diem String Quartet the pandemic has meant anything but an easy commute.

The intimacy of chamber music inspires passion 鈥� three or four musicians playing their hearts out together for an audience.So when the statewide pandemic鈥�

Question: How can music by women composers be performed on more concerts?Answer: Perform it.That鈥檚 what the Columbus-based string quartet Chamber Brews is鈥�

"It鈥檚 like a lovefest."That鈥檚 how Grammy Award-winning classical guitarist Sharon Isbin describes her collaboration with the world-renowned Pacifica鈥�

It鈥檚 a busy week for the Carpe Diem String Quartet. All packed into a series of concerts this week here in Columbus, they have the North American premiere鈥�

Dutch rabbits, Dutch tulips, Dutch cocoa, double Dutch.Seems like everything is going Dutch these days 鈥� even the Carpe Diem String Quartet. The quartet鈥�

If music be the food of love, then you'll probably need something to drink with it. That's in part why violinist Devin Copfer and cellist Elisabeth鈥�

The violinist, composer, conductor and mentor of generations of string players was 97 years old.

An eagle bone whistle. A sacred rattle. A singing turtle. A 鈥渓ove flute.鈥漈hese are just a few of the ancient Native American instruments showcased in鈥�

Sunday afternoon the members of one of the world鈥檚 great string quartets will go their separate ways after 20 years together on the international concert鈥�