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The Mosc Permian Basin String Quartet (PBSQ) is the resident chamber ensemble of the Midland-Odessa Symphony & Chorale (MOSC), delivering intimate, high-caliber performances across West Texas. Featuring principal players from the West Texas Symphony, PBSQ blends rigorous tradition with fresh contemporary voices, creating concerts that appeal to seasoned classical listeners and new audiences alike.
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Led by a dynamic quartet lineup, PBSQ remains deeply committed to education and community engagement, taking music into schools and communities throughout the Permian Basin. Whether performing masterworks by Mozart and Beethoven or contemporary commissions, PBSQ offers thoughtfully curated programs designed to inspire and connect with audiences.
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Current PBSQ members (as of 2025–2026) include Romina Dimock (violin), Gabriella St. James (violin), Conrad Sclar (viola), and Suyeon Kim (cello). This ensemble brings together lyrical soloistic lines with rich ensemble balance, delivering nuanced interpretations in every performance.
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Upcoming PBSQ performances highlight the ensemble’s versatility and collaborative spirit. Highlights include the Jan 25, 2025 PBSQ Spring Recital (location to be announced), the Oct 25, 2025 West Texas Winds & PBSQ With Friends at Wagner Noël in Midland, and the May 29, 2026 PBSQ recital at the Rea-Greathouse Recital Hall. PBSQ also maintains a robust education and outreach program, touring schools and presenting community outreach events throughout West Texas. For the latest schedule, follow PBSQ on official channels and MOSC partner pages.
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Upcoming PBSQ performances highlight the ensemble’s versatility and collaborative spirit. Highlights include the Jan 25, 2025 PBSQ Spring Recital (location to be announced), the Oct 25, 2025 West Texas Winds & PBSQ With Friends at Wagner Noël in Midland, and the May 29, 2026 PBSQ recital at the Rea-Greathouse Recital Hall. PBSQ also maintains a robust education and outreach program, touring schools and presenting community outreach events throughout West Texas. For the latest schedule, follow PBSQ on official channels and MOSC partner pages.
Want to stay in the loop? We’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss ticket access and updates grounded in West Texas musical heritage. Secure your seats and explore how PBSQ brings intimate string performances to life in the Permian Basin.
Socials and official sites: Facebook, Instagram, MOSC official site
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