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Los Angeles, CA (Kronos Quartet plays Philip Glass)

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https://cap.ucla.edu/event/kronos-quartet-2026-27

Kronos Quartet
Sun, Jan 31, 2027 at 4 pm
Freud Playhouse

Macgowan Hall, UCLA
245 Charles E. Young Dr. East, Los Angeles, CA 90095
Runtime: 90 minutes
20 minute intermission

UCLA student ticket on sale: Sep 21 at 10 am
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Kronos Quartet celebrates the work and legacy of Philip Glass on his 90th birthday.

“The Kronos Quartet has broken the boundaries of what string quartets do” — The New York Times

On Philip Glass’s 90th birthday, Kronos Quartet performs an all-Glass program in tribute to one of the defining composers of our time. The evening journeys through his iconic string quartets, his film scores for Mishima and Dracula, and the powerful “Quartet Satz” from 50 for the Future.

Rounding out the program: reimaginings of Glass’s music by Brian Carpenter and Aftab Darvishi, plus works by artists shaped by his influence — Jlin, Foday Musa Suso and Michael Riesman. Kronos’ decades-long collaborative relationship with Glass gives the performance both intimacy and edge. Join us for a tribute celebration that honors Glass’ vision while tracing the creative dialogue it continues to spark across generations.

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