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As anticipation builds, the Castalian String Quartet invites you to explore the special programme for their concert on Tuesday 26 November at the Holywell Music Room. Featuring three captivating pieces, each with its own unique character and story, the evening promises to be a journey through musical landscapes both familiar and new. For those curious to delve deeper, we’ve prepared a sneak peek into the programme notes, offering insights into the stories and history behind the music you’ll experience.