Nomad String Quartet – 13 March 2026
$35.00
In 2014, the Danish String Quartet released Wood Works, a collection of their own arrangements of Scandinavian folksongs. These stunning pieces took the string playing world by storm, and their second volume Last Leaf was eagerly received in 2019.
The Nomads have hand picked their favourite numbers from both volumes, and the result is a Danish feast in five courses, ranging from poignant Faroese wedding songs to contemporary Swedish folk funk to blistering reels inspired by music of the British Renaissance – and everything in between!
The Nomads invite you to join them on an emotional journey through the landscape of the most beautiful music you’ve never heard!
Date: Friday 13 March
Time: 7pm to 9pm, with a short intermission.
Concertgoers are invited to come before the event for a wine tasting and light refreshments.
Artists Bio
The Nomad String Quartet was formed in Sydney as the Ben Adler Quartet in 2021. Thus far, it has given over 140 concerts to more than 50,000 people across Sydney, playing music ranging from Vivaldi to Daft Punk, Mozart to Michael Jackson, Mendelssohn to Danish folk songs, Tchaikovsky to Hans Zimmer, Borodin to Anime soundtracks and more.
All members of Nomad are highly accomplished classical musicians who have performed with the major Australian orchestras; what brings them to Nomad is their love of folk, world music, jazz and other improvised traditions.
Nomad also breaks down the fourth wall to engage directly with the audience, and is passionately committed to breathing new life into classical music. Each Nomad concert experience is a curated journey that is refreshing and titillating to the connoisseur, inviting and accessible to the uninitiated, and emotionally captivating for all.
In Sydney, Nomad has performed at the Sydney Opera House, Museum of Contemporary Art, The Concourse Chatswood, Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace, The Linseed House, The Mint, The Great Synagogue, Australian National Maritime Museum, St Joseph’s Catholic Church, St Stephen’s Uniting Church and Mecca Coffee. The Quartet has also performed in Bundanoon and Sutton Forest, in the Southern Highlands.
2 reviews for Nomad String Quartet – 13 March 2026
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Malcolm –
See above, great concert and interaction with audience.
Pam McCully Gee –
what an amazing night to be able to listen and entertained by the Nomad String Quartet. Thank you Rosnay for having a lovely event for bringing some culture to the region. I will be attending more events.
At your beautiful winery n Cellar door