Community Concert I
Gypsum Town Council Chambers Beo Sting Quartet
These hour-long chamber music concerts and solo recitals are performed by visiting ensembles and musicians in unique community locations including the Vail Interfaith Chapel, Edwards Interfaith Chapel, Gypsum Town Council Chambers, Tabor Opera House, and many more.
Community Concerts are free but require a reservation. Reservations begin March 10.
About The Beo String Quartet
With 65 world premieres to its credit and 150 concert works played throughout the United States, South America, and Europe, the iconoclastic Beo String Quartet does what it loves best: playing classical repertoire, contemporary, rock, and experimental music. From the Latin “to make happy,” Beo started out as a lark. Two Mexican-American brothers, Jason Neukom and Sean Neukom, decided to record a song entitled “Happy, Happy,” composed by Sean, but for that they would need two more players. And so in 2015 the Beo String Quartet was formed. Touring the world, composing, performing, recording, teaching, and having fun, Beo has since then founded Beo Publishing, built a recording studio, and started its own recording label, NeuKraft Records.
