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LOCATION:110 Union Street\nMilton DE 19968
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SUMMARY:Serafin String Ensemble
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DESCRIPTION:About Serafin Ensemble Serafin Ensemble\, “The Serafins\,” 
 is a\ngroup of internationally acclaimed performing artists (string\, wind
 \,\npiano and vocalists) devoted to collaborative chamber music\nperforman
 ces of repertoire for up to eight players. The ensemble\nevolved from the 
 former Serafin String Quartet and continues the\nnearly two-decade-long Se
 rafin legacy of passionate commitment to\npresenting exceptional performan
 ces of small ensemble repertoire.\nSerafin Ensemble roster artists are dev
 oted to collaborative chamber\nmusic performance as an important aspect of
  their professional lives.\nThey are bound together by mutual respect and 
 camaraderie\, and a\nshared passion for small ensemble repertoire and the 
 collaborative\nprocess. The goal of the ensemble is to prepare and share w
 ith\naudiences\, performances of great masterworks and lesser-known works\
 nfor an unconducted ensemble of two to eight players. Occasionally\,\nlarg
 er works or solo works are also included in the programming. The\nindividu
 al roster artists of Serafin Ensemble have been heralded\naround the globe
  for concerts and recordings\, acclaimed in the press\,\nand received inte
 rnational prizes and awards. Hailed for “silken\nfinesse and gritty vibr
 ancy” by Gramophone Magazine and for\n“playing with style and sophisti
 cation” by The Strad Magazine\,\nSerafin String Quartet debuted at Weill
  Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall\nin 2004 and returned to Weill Recital Hall
  most recently in 2016 for a\nprogram that included New York premieres of 
 two works by composer\nJulia Adolphe. Featured by Strings Magazine for inn
 ovation in concert\nprogramming\, the Quartet consistently received superl
 atives in the\npress and ovations from audiences around the nation. Serafi
 n Quartet\nserved for nine years as Quartet in Residence at the University
  of\nDelaware and performed in the UK\, as well as in fifteen states acros
 s\nthe US\, with their primary performance region being the mid-Atlantic\n
 and northeast. Serafin Ensemble takes its name from master violin\nmaker\,
  Sanctus Serafin\, who in 1728 crafted the violin currently\nplayed by Ser
 afin founder and Artistic Director\, Kate Ransom. The\nSerafin String Quar
 tet thrived for over two decades thanks\, in part\,\nto generous support f
 rom Dr. William J. Stegeman\, Ph.D. Venue: Milton\nTheatre.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:About Serafin Ensemble Serafin Ensemble\, “T
 he Serafins\,” is a group of internationally acclaimed performing artist
 s (string\, wind\, piano and vocalists) devoted to collaborative chamber m
 usic performances of repertoire for up to eight players. The ensemble evol
 ved from the former Serafin String Quartet and continues the nearly two-de
 cade-long Serafin legacy of passionate commitment to presenting exceptiona
 l performances of small ensemble repertoire. Serafin Ensemble roster artis
 ts are devoted to collaborative chamber music performance as an important 
 aspect of their professional lives. They are bound together by mutual resp
 ect and camaraderie\, and a shared passion for small ensemble repertoire a
 nd the collaborative process. The goal of the ensemble is to prepare and s
 hare with audiences\, performances of great masterworks and lesser-known w
 orks for an unconducted ensemble of two to eight players. Occasionally\, l
 arger works or solo works are also included in the programming. The indivi
 dual roster artists of Serafin Ensemble have been heralded around the glob
 e for concerts and recordings\, acclaimed in the press\, and received inte
 rnational prizes and awards. Hailed for “silken finesse and gritty vibra
 ncy” by Gramophone Magazine and for “playing with style and sophistica
 tion” by The Strad Magazine\, Serafin String Quartet debuted at Weill Re
 cital Hall at Carnegie Hall in 2004 and returned to Weill Recital Hall mos
 t recently in 2016 for a program that included New York premieres of two w
 orks by composer Julia Adolphe. Featured by Strings Magazine for innovatio
 n in concert programming\, the Quartet consistently received superlatives 
 in the press and ovations from audiences around the nation. Serafin Quarte
 t served for nine years as Quartet in Residence at the University of Delaw
 are and performed in the UK\, as well as in fifteen states across the US\,
  with their primary performance region being the mid-Atlantic and northeas
 t. Serafin Ensemble takes its name from master violin maker\, Sanctus Sera
 fin\, who in 1728 crafted the violin currently played by Serafin founder a
 nd Artistic Director\, Kate Ransom. The Serafin String Quartet thrived for
  over two decades thanks\, in part\, to generous support from Dr. William 
 J. Stegeman\, Ph.D. Venue: Milton Theatre.
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