Dinner with the Danish String Quartet
2025-02-05 18:00 - 20:00 (America/Denver) | Nocturne Jazz, 1330 27th Street, Denver, 80205, United States
The Danish String Quartet takes to the Nocturne stage with two extraordinary performances benefitting Friends of Chamber Music. This internationally-acclaimed group brings their signature blend of passion, precision, and charisma to this unique and intimate Denver venue.
The quartet will perform their trademark Nordic folk songs while you enjoy a seasonal four-course dinner crafted by Nocturne’s acclaimed culinary team. Two options will be available for the entree, and the culinary team is happy to accommodate most dietary restrictions. Cash bar, optional wine pairings will be available for purchase.
For the second seating only (8:15 PM), a Dessert and Drinks option will be offered, which includes the second performance and dessert, served with a glass of sparkling wine or a mocktail.
A limited number of show-only tickets are also available, which include reserved seats at the bar or a cocktail table. Choose from an à la carte menu for drinks and dining.
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Note: Sales tax and gratuity will be added at the time of purchase.

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Danish String Quartet
2025-02-06 19:30 - 21:30 | Gates Hall, Newman Center, 2344 E. Iliff Ave., Denver, CO, 80208, United States
One of the world’s most renowned string quartets, performing to sold-out concert halls around the world, the Danish String Quartet returns for a third time to the Chamber Series. Musical America’s 2020 Ensemble of the Year, the quartet will perform works by Mozart and Shostakovich as well as folk music from around the world.
On October 8, the Danish String Quartet was awarded the $150,000 Léonie Sonning Music Prize. The quartet is the first ensemble to ever win the accolade, which is usually awarded to individual artists. They join other past award recipients including Igor Stravinsky, Miles Davis, Leonard Bernstein, and Yo-Yo Ma. Click here to read more.
PRE-CONCERT TALK: Danish members Violinist Rune Tonsgaard Sørensen and cellist Fredrik Schøyen Sjölin will be joined by Jameson Foster, an ethnomusicologist at CU Boulder who is exploring how music is used to construct identity in the Nordic countries. He is also the founder of the Nordic Sound, a public archive for Nordic music across genres and generations, featuring interviews of prominent Scandinavian artists.
6:30 PM – 7:00 PM, Gates Concert Hall
Explore the concert program here. The complete program notes are included, perfect for reading in advance of the performance.
Want to watch online? Click here for livestream tickets. One ticket covers your entire household, with the stream available to view for 72 hours.

Thanks to our partners at The Colorado Sun for their support of this performance.
