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The Apollon Musagète Quartet comes to Miami for the Frost Chopin Festival!

Two nights with one of Europe’s most distinctive string quartets. No tickets required.

Free admission Apollon Musagète Quartet
Thursday · June 18, 2026 · 7:30 PM

“Death and the Maiden”

Apollon Musagète Quartet
Bach — Contrapunctus I, Art of the Fugue
Schubert — Quartet No. 14
Opens with Academy pianists playing Chopin

The concert will open with performances by selected participants of the Academy, who will play celebrated works by Chopin.

◎ Newman Recital Hall, UM Knight Center
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Free admission Apollon Musagète Quartet with Academy winners
Friday · June 19, 2026 · 7:00 PM

In Harmony: Schumann, Chopin & the Academy Winners

Apollon Musagète Quartet
Schumann — Piano Quintet in E-flat, Op. 44
Chopin — Concerto (per audition winner)
With bassist Brian Powell & Academy winners

Performing with Frost School of Music bassist Brian Powell, alongside the winners of the Frost Chopin Academy’s chamber and concerto auditions.

◎ Newman Recital Hall, UM Knight Center
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FOCM’s 71st season of world-class chamber music returns to South Florida.

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Starting October 2026
Brahms String Quintets
Ehnes Quartet & special guest
Laura León & Robert Koenig
Laura León, soprano · Robert Koenig, piano
New York Philharmonic Quartet
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Starting January 2027
French Night
Balourdet Quartet with Asiya Korepanova, piano & Arnaud Sussman, violin
Rachmaninoff & Beethoven
featuring Tian Ying, piano
Verona Quartet
with Alex Fiterstein, clarinet
Beethoven Night
featuring the Viano Quartet
A Night with Stephen Hough
Stephen Hough, piano
European Masterpieces
featuring Valentin Kovalev, saxophone
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Alexander Fiterstein, Nokuthula Ngwenyama, Michael Stephen Brown Fiterstein, Ngwenyama & BrownMay 19, 2026 Balourdet Quartet with Asiya Korepanova Balourdet Quartet with KorepanovaApril 14, 2026 Goldmund Quartet Goldmund QuartetMarch 29, 2026 New York Philharmonic Quartet with Alexander Fiterstein NY Philharmonic Quartet with FitersteinFebruary 9, 2026 Valentin Kovalev Valentin Kovalev & Yoni LevyatovJanuary 10, 2026 Drew Petersen Drew Petersen, pianoDecember 20, 2025 Benjamin Grosvenor Benjamin Grosvenor, pianoDecember 4, 2025 Benjamin Beilman and Gloria Chien Benjamin Beilman & Gloria ChienNovember 18, 2025 Laura Leon and Robert Koenig Laura León & Robert KoenigOctober 24, 2025
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