We make our debut at The Church in Alexandria for a free hour-long performance presented by Phoenix Central Park.

Presented by Phoenix Central Park, this performance pairs Benjamin Betelli’s String Quartet No.3—a work of high-octane grit and rhythmic urgency that charts a transformative narrative from dark to light—with Samuel Adams’ luminous Alma quartet.

Betelli’s third quartet draws on the structures of Tchaikovsky and the contrapuntal mastery of Bartók to explore a journey of struggle and renewal, while Adams offers a kaleidoscopic study in resonance and memory.