The Australian String Quartet (ASQ) has announced a new partnership with Adelaide University. Over a three-year period, the University will be the exclusive tertiary partner of the ASQ.
Adelaide University has also unveiled a newly refurbished studio space that will be open to the quartet as well as faculty members and students.

The Australian String Quartet performing in the refurbished studio at Adelaide University. Photo © Kane Moroney.
Adelaide University is a new institution, comprising both The University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia. The partnership with ASQ will see the launch of a brand new range of initiatives in “student engagement, creative collaborations, on-campus performances, and research opportunities”.
“We’re excited to kick off a new chapter of innovation and creativity with Adelaide University as our exclusive tertiary partner,” said ASQ CEO Angelina Zucco. “In our 40th anniversary year, this partnership strengthens our purpose – to create chemistry and amplify intimacy through string quartet music that resonates with audiences across Australia and around the world.”
The ASQ has been a Major Partner of the University of Adelaide since 1991, when it began as Quartet-in-Residence. Hosting performances, masterclasses, open...
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