Admission is free.
Now embarking on their ninth year together, the Los Angeles musicians began in 1989 as the Chaminade String Quartet. After winning the 1991 Eastman School of Music s International Cleveland Quartet Competition, making them the first African American ensemble to win a major competition in the field of classical music, The Quartet requested and received enthusiastic approval from legendary contralto Marian Anderson to use her name as their own. The Quartet has also performed as concerto soloists with the Savannah Symphony and at the Kennedy Center as part of President Clinton s inaugural ceremonies. Locally, they have played at the Hollywood Bowl for its Open House Children s Series for three consecutive summers. 5 p.m. Admission is free.