Spivey Hall hosted an important first as the Fabian Concert
Series made its debut at the venue. The series has been associated primarily
with the Mercer University Townsend School of Music in Macon, home of the
Robert McDuffie Center for Strings. Its appearance in Morrow brought the
series’ distinctive blend of performance and mentorship to a broader
Atlanta-area audience. Some 50 to 60 patrons were able to enjoy a world-class
chamber ensemble originating from their own area.
Curated by Amy Schwartz Moretti, Artistic Director of the
McDuffie Center, the evening reflected the program’s emphasis on collaboration
across generations. The internationally recognized Ehnes Quartet performed
alongside pianist Orion Weiss, joined by select McDuffie Young Artists.
The Ehnes Quartet consists of James Ehnes (violin), Amy
Schwartz Moretti (violin), Che-Yen Chen (viola), and Edward Arron (cello). Each
member maintains an active international career as a soloist and chamber
musician, and the ensemble frequently collaborates in performances connected
with the McDuffie Center’s educational mission.
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