Verona Quartet

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Part of HANCHER’S 2026–2027 SEASON
Presented by HANCHER AUDITORIUM in collaboration with UNIVERSITY OF IOWA STRING QUARTET RESIDENCY PROGRAM

America’s 250th anniversary animates the program for an evening of music with a bold quartet.

The members of Verona Quartet—who will participate in a robust residency with UI School of Music Students—represent four different nations, but their singular approach and unanimity of purpose in both musical and cultural cooperation quickly earned the group a well-earned reputation for bold interpretive strength and electrifying performances.

The ensemble’s Song Book program was created in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the United States and explores the richness of American musical identity through works that employ the string quartet as a singing voice. The concert will be presented in the beautiful recital hall in the Voxman Music Building.

Program: SONG BOOK
Samuel BARBER: String Quartet in B minor
Stephen HARTKE: Night Songs for a Desert Flower
George WALKER: Lyric for String Quartet
Antonín DVOŘÁK: String Quartet in A-flat Major Op. 105

“...the care, affection, and nuance brought to it by the Verona Quartet offer us a moment of pure bliss. Everything is clear, luminous, and balanced, and the unbridled polyphony of the finale literally shakes the hall.” – La Presse (Montreal)

Verona Quartet website

TICKETS
Adults $45 / $25
Students & Youth $10*
*Limited tickets available

Purchase your tickets through Hancher Box Office online or call 319-335-1160.

HANCHER EVENT PARTNERS
Derek & Pamela Willard

Photo: Grittant Creative LTD

Wednesday, March 24, 2027 7:30pm
Voxman Music Building
Recital Hall, 2301
93 East Burlington Street, Iowa City, IA 52240
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Individuals with disabilities are encouraged to attend all University of Iowa–sponsored events. If you are a person with a disability who requires a reasonable accommodation in order to participate in this program, please contact Paris Young in advance at 319-467-4849 or paris-sissel@uiowa.edu.