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About the Event

Prepare for an afternoon of exquisite classical music with the acclaimed Balourdet Quartet at Bing Concert Hall in Stanford, CA. On January 24, 2027, at 2:30 PM, this highly celebrated string quartet will bring their dynamic and engaging interpretations to the stage. Known for their captivating performances and profound artistry, the Balourdet Quartet promises an enriching musical journey within the acoustically superb Bing Concert Hall, a premier destination for classical music enthusiasts in Stanford.

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Balourdet Quartet Live in Stanford

The Balourdet Quartet, recognized for winning the Grand Prize at the 2021 Concert Artists Guild Competition and a top prize winner at the 2021 Borletti-Buitoni Trust Fellowship, excels in a diverse repertoire spanning classical masterworks and contemporary compositions. Audiences can anticipate a performance showcasing their technical brilliance and expressive depth, making each note resonate. Their live performances are distinguished by exceptional cohesion and a passionate approach to chamber music.

Bing Concert Hall Seating & Pro-Tips

Bing Concert Hall in Stanford offers an unparalleled setting for enjoying classical music, designed with terraced seating that surrounds the stage, ensuring excellent sightlines and an intimate atmosphere for every patron. The venue is renowned for its state-of-the-art acoustics, providing an immersive audio experience for the Balourdet Quartet's performance. For a smooth visit, Bing Concert Hall is cashless for concessions, so plan accordingly. Arrive early to allow ample time for parking and to find your seats. Buy your tickets now.