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The Dover Quartet and Davóne Tines: A Groupmuse Night Out

Western Addition, SF

Tue, November 9, 2021 7:30 PM, PST
(Ticket sales closed Nov 8, 3:00 PM PST)

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Purchase tickets for entire 7-part series $100 tickets ($80 for Supermusers)

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COVID-19 protocols at this groupmuse

: Bring proof of vaccination
: No testing required
: This is an indoor event
: Masks are required for the entire groupmuse
: Social distancing is required
: Greeter will confirm safety precautions
: If you feel sick, stay home
: Bathroom available (mask required)

The COVID-19 protocols for this groupmuse apply to all performers/hosts as well as attendees:

: No alcohol at this groupmuse
ADA access: Accessible
: Kid-friendly event

“Few young American ensembles are as exciting and accomplished as the Dover Quartet,” asserts The New Yorker. Its youthful vitality and fresh sound are rooted in the artistic heritages of the Guarneri, Cleveland and Vermeer Quartets and yet, the Dover has an instantly recognizable sound and style all its own. Davóne Tines’ artistry stands at the intersection of cultures, history and aesthetics, where he brings together opera, spirituals, gospel and anthems to tell deeply personal and powerfully universal stories of perseverance and human connection. “Davóne Tines embodies the evolving, divided soul of Black America” (New York Times).

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