The next generation at Lincoln Center: A Night Out

Lincoln Center is renowned around the world as one of the beating hearts of the Classical Music world -- a sprawling, multi-faceted organization that keep these glorious works of beauty alive through the centuries. But every masterpiece was once new -- and nurturing the early stage of that life-cycle is surely just as important as keeping it alive through its 300th year. And indeed, that's work that Lincoln Center thankfully does as well.

And, this very Thursday, the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center has a new music concert and they want us to come along for a New Music Night Out. The brilliant pianist Gilles Vonsattel, joined by the renowned young Escher String Quartet will bring us an evening of the next generation of masterpieces -- the oldest being 32 years, and the youngest being a New York premier.

It's going down in the deeply intimate Rose Studio and the concert is at 9pm -- so it'll be a late night with the bleeding edge of art.

Typically these tickets run $35, but we've got a limited stack for $20, so make your move if you want in!

What's the music?

Escher String Quartet

Gilles Vonsattel Piano

Attendees

Oriana I. F.

Philip F.

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John A.

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Sean C.

Michael G.

Linda T.

Natalia K.

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Jessica F.

Jon R.

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Sevan G.

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Yasha F.

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Vanessa D.

Annie A.

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Tom C.

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Kevin L.

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Joyce S.

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Carrie S.

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Arthur F.

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Alexandra B.

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Hamish B.

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Marie L.