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The Kahlo Quartet Celebrates Latin Heritage in Port Richmond
Artcinia favorite, The Kahlo Quartet, is back! The Kahlo Quartet’s mission is to bridge the classical cannon with Latin American music. Join us as the string quartet plays pieces from Brazil, Venezuela, Panama, and more!
Audrey Lee, violin
Manuela Isabel Romero Gonzalez, violin
Freddy Contreras, viola
Andrea Beltran Landers, cello
About Kahlo Quartet:
The Kahlo Quartet began its journey around a shared vision that everyone should have access to meaningful musical experiences, and a shared mission to create a bridge between the typical classical canon and Latin American music. Now based in Philadelphia, the Kahlo members work regularly with community partners in pursuit of these core values. For the Kahlo Quartet, success is measured by audience connection and community impact.
Members Audrey Lee (United States), Manuela Romero (Cuba), Freddy Contreras (Venezuela), and Andrea Beltran Landers (Peru) are eager to explore the chamber music repertoire from their respective cultural backgrounds. Because storytelling through music is a living and changing art form, the Kahlo String Quartet actively seeks collaborations with composers around the world
