Beyond a musical tradition that goes back to Haydn and Mozart, string quartets today often lead the charge in advocating for and celebrating the compositions of living composers. The Overlook exemplify this role with their highly anticipated debut recording, Say It. They also speak to the connections music makes to the larger community and how it speaks for our culture.
Already accomplished string players in New York, the Overlook formed during the pandemic and began performing in parks and on street corners. This experience led to their first performances in community-based venues. Connection forms the basis of their mission: to build “lasting relationships with composers and consistently championing new works, engaging collaborators…

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