Music Community

Maxwell Quartet | Corn Exchange

Wed 23 Apr at 6:30pm Corn Exchange, Haddington A collaborative concert in Haddington

The Maxwell Quartet are resident in our East Lothian community for their new project, Bridging, which features a wide range of concerts, workshops, school, and community collaborative performances. This April concert is in Haddington.

Event Description

The Maxwell Quartet are resident in our East Lothian community for their new project, Bridging, which features a wide range of concerts, workshops, school, and community collaborative performances. The Maxwells are no ordinary string quartet - they perform their own unique reworkings of traditional Scottish folk music alongside composers such as Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven. 

All ages are welcome, and alongside the music, there will be an opportunity to meet and get to know the four members of the quartet.

“Take note of the Maxwell Quartet…they bring charisma and a sense of adventure to their programmes” New York Times

Running time: 1h 30m

The Maxwell Quartet also perform at Northesk Church, Musselburgh on Thursday 27 February at 6.30pm. Find out more here.

Venue & Accessibility

This event will be held at Corn Exchange, Court Street, Haddington EH41 3DS.

  • The Corn Exchange has recently been refurbished and we have added a technical infrastructure for the stage, sound and lighting especially for live performances.

  • You can choose your seat for this event.

  • Seats are on one level, with a raised stage.

  • A selection of interval refreshments are available, and the town has several restaurants and bars.

  • Located on Court Street, the main road through Haddington, there is free parking at the rear of the building.

  • Access into the building is level, with accessible toilets inside.

    If your booking requires a wheelchair user space or you have any access requirements for your visit, please contact our box office  0131 653 5245 / boxoffice@eastlothian.gov.uk 

Tickets

£20 (£18), free under 18

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