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Del Sol String Quartet San Francisco, California
Although Del Sol began in New Mexico, the quartet quickly found its home in San Francisco where the city matched our hunger for innovation. We feel drawn to the West Coast tradition of freethinking outsider artists, fascinated by the feedback loop between social change, technology, and artistic innovation. We actively look to bring a fresh energy, freedom, and precision to our diverse repertoire. ... more
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