ETHEL

“…new-music string quartet, ETHEL, is fitted out like a rock band, with amplified instruments and sound-processing boxes and pedals of all kinds. The essential quartet sound is always there if the members want it — and often, they do — but they can charge into aural worlds that the Juilliard and the Emerson cannot”—The New York Times.

Click here for our 2021 Event FAQ & Code of Conduct.

This season, all performances will be *outside!*

Tickets are sold by the “pod”— pick your group size & location (under tent, lawn, or “backyard”).

Picnic with your pod! Dinner is available on-site before the show, from The Tulip & The Rose, starting at 6:30PM.

Click here for more information about ticketed location descriptions and/or reference the map at the bottom of the ticketing page.

Advance tickets are required as capacity is limited. Ticketing will close at noon on Saturday, 6/5. Walk-up tickets will not be available. Call the WKC office for more information: (607) 278-5454.

For WKC member pricing, the purchaser must be a WKC member. If you are not yet a 2021 member and would like to become one, click here.

Tent Seating (pricing per pod)

Max. of 3 people: $85 member, $95 Non-member

Max. of 5 people: $136 member, $152 Non-member

Max. of 8 people: $238 member, $304 Non-member

Lawn Seating (pricing per pod; **bring your own lawn chairs)

Max. of 2 people: $64 member, $72 Non-member **

Max. of 4 people: $112 member, $126 Non-member **

Max. of 8 people: $224 member, $252 Non-member

Backyard Picnic Table Seating (pricing per pod)

Max. of 8 people: $210 member, $238 Non-member

*reference the map shown while registering*

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One of America’s most adventurous string quartets, ETHEL sets the standard for contemporary genre-crossing concert music.

At the center of this performance is ETHEL’s own adaptation of Ennio Morricone’s moving score to the 1986 film, The Mission. Nominated for an Academy Award, and winning the Golden Globe, Morricone’s score deals with cross-cultural complexities fueled by the quest for redemption against the backdrop of the jungles of South America.

The rest of the performance will be announced from the stage, deviating from the previously announced "Grace" program to a custom set based on the thrill of performing live again, now titled "Hitting the Ground Running".

Please call (607) 278-5454 or contact info@westkc.org with any questions.