Chamber Music Quad Cities' 2024-25 concert season continues with "Classic Neo-Classic," featuring music by Mozart and Stravinsky. Two of Mozart's most sunlit works, the A-major Violin Sonata, K. 526 and the E-major Piano Trio, K. 543, will be heard along two masterpieces from Igor Stravinsky's neo-classic period: Suite italienne and Duo concertant. Highly-acclaimed American violinist Grace Park will join CMQC's artistic directors for an afternoon that is sure to lift wintry spirits. The concert will take place at the Trinity Episcopal Parish Hall in Davenport on Sunday, October 27th at 3:00 p.m.

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Chamber Music Quad Cities—known familiarly as CMQC—presents classical concert music at affordable prices in comfortable settings. An outgrowth of many years of concert-giving in the Quad Cities by Davenport natives Gregory and Thomas Sauer, CMQC was founded in 1994. Together with pianist Robert Satterlee, the Sauer brothers established Chamber Music Quad Cities as a non-profit, 501(c)3 corporation in that year and began to enlist support from the community that has been consistent to this day. Violinist David Bowlin assumed the artistic direction of CMQC in 2007; upon his departure in the summer of 2017, the Sauer brothers returned as Artistic Co-Directors.

The CMQC concert season runs from the fall through the spring. For information on upcoming events, please see the Concerts page.

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