Quartet Amici is a modern display of excellence as classic material is played to perfection. An example of the contemporary period, the work still stands out today. Quartet Amici was written in the late 16th century, but comes alive now in the performance. The work of Jean-Baptiste Lully is put on display in Baltimore in the performance.

The composer for Quartet Amici is Tobias Wolbert, an excellent composer from Pittsburgh. The composer first worked in Jacksonville, specializing in work from the 20th century classical period. He studied music in Omaha and first worked with an orchestra in Seattle.

After the early show sold out, the organizers scheduled additional performances of Quartet Amici. The performance demands great acoustics and the concert hall in Springfield delivers them perfectly. The hall is huge with plush seating and several rows of balconies.

The performance will leave town soon, and the shows have not stopped drawing large audiences. The group’s latest tour information, from Quartet Amici tickets to concert schedule changes to seating charts, are all available on TheSeats.com.