About this Event
Sunday, April 11, 2027 | 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
Enjoy an afternoon of beautiful chamber music at the Elliott Museum as part of the annual 2027 Sunday Concert Series. This special quartet performance brings together four accomplished musicians for an engaging musical experience featuring harp, piano, violin, viola, and cello.
With the expressive range of strings complemented by the versatility of harp and piano, this concert offers music lovers an opportunity to appreciate the artistry and interplay of a talented ensemble in an intimate cultural setting.
FEATURED MUSICIANS:
Hye-Yun Chung Bennett | Harpist & Pianist
Hye-Yun Chung Bennett made her Carnegie Recital Hall debut in 1979, earning praise from The New York Times for her expressive artistry and poise. A prizewinner at the International Harp Competition in Jerusalem, she studied at Juilliard and Columbia University and has performed throughout the United States, Europe, Korea, and Japan. Her distinguished career includes university teaching, solo recordings, and performances with renowned musicians and ensembles.
Amy Curell | Violinist
Amy Curell began studying violin at age eight and quickly distinguished herself as a soloist and orchestral musician, serving as concertmistress of the Treasure Coast Youth Symphony and performing at Carnegie Hall under Lucas Foss. She has performed with string quartets, orchestras, and bands across a variety of musical styles. Amy is currently concertmistress of the Florida Rock Orchestra and teaches violin on the Treasure Coast, sharing her love of music with the next generation.
Peggie O’Neill | Violist
Peggie O’Neill studied at the Hartt School of Music and Manhattan’s Mannes Conservatory with distinguished viola instructors. She went on to serve as principal violist with several Long Island orchestras and ballet and opera ensembles before moving to Florida, where she performed with the Appassionata Quartet. Peggie also founded and directed Stuart’s acclaimed Bach’s Children Music School, reflecting her lifelong dedication to performance and music education.
Jayne Bouchfaa | Cellist
Jayne Bouchfaa began studying cello at age eight and received her early musical training in Seattle, where she served as principal cellist of The Northwest School Chamber Orchestra. Her performance career has taken her across the United States and Europe, and she has participated in master classes with renowned cellists Yo-Yo Ma and Richard Aaron. Today, Jayne is the founder and artistic director of Perle Noire Strings, bringing her classical background to weddings, special events, and live music experiences.
ADMISSION
Members: $25 | Non-Members: $30
Join us for a memorable afternoon of live chamber music, artistic expression, and cultural enrichment at the Elliott Museum.
Advance reservations are recommended.
Event venue & nearby stays
Elliott Museum, 825 NE Ocean Blvd., Stuart, United States
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