The Muir String Quartet
Lucy Chapman Stoltzman and Bayla Key es, violinists
Steven Ansell, uiolist
Michael Reynolds, cellist
"The Muir String Quartet is one of the most
exciting and profound musical voices."
-Seattle Times
THE MUIR STRING QUARTET has risen to
international prominence since winning the 1980
Evian International String Quartet Competition and
the prestigious Naumburg Chamber Music Award
in 1981 .
The quartet is a favorite of chamber
music audiences and continues to garner
critical acclaim.
The ensemble is Quartet-in-Residence at Boston
University and has recorded on the EMI label.
PROGRAM: Works by Mozart, Bartok and Smetana
Friday, February 2 1, at 8:00 p.m.
at the Campus Center Oak Room
For tickets contact the office of Special Events
Bellarmine Hall • 254-4242
(Tickets are also available at the Campus Center Information Booth)
General Admission ................................................................ $8.00
Senior Citizens ......................................................................... $5.00
Students with I.D .................................................................... $3.00
Other 1985-86 Guest Artists
March 21, 1986
Richard Goode, Pianist
April 4, 1986
Mitchell-Ruff Duo
Dwike Mitchell, Piano
Willie Ruff, Bass and
French Horn
The concert is funded in part by the Connecticut Commission on the Arts,
the New England Foundation tor the Arts and the National Endowment
tor the Arts. The Muir String Quartet appears through a tour arranged
by New England Presenters, Inc., a non-profit consortium of which
Fairfield University is a founding member institution.
