Quarantined Quartet brings family-oriented performance to ABAC on Tuesday, Jan. 27
TIFTON, Ga. — As a part of the “ABAC Presents!” performing art series, the Quarantined Quartet will perform in Howard Auditorium at 7 p.m. on Jan. 27. Tickets are available for purchase at arts.abac.edu.
Quarantined Quartet is a one-of-a-kind musical ensemble featuring four guitarists and true family collaboration.
The performance at ABAC will be Quarantined Quartet’s first ever performance in Georgia. “We are excited to share our music in a state we have never performed in and connect with a new community,” Jason Hochman said.
Formed on March 21, 2020, at the onset of the pandemic lockdown, the Hochman family—Elysa (Mom), Jason (Dad), and their sons Joseph and Noah—turned time at home into an extraordinary artistic journey. From their Brooklyn residence, they began performing together and sharing daily videos on Instagram, a tradition they’ve maintained for more than 1,700 consecutive days.
The Hochmans are also the founders of the New York Guitar Academy, bringing expertise in Spanish classical, flamenco, and rock guitar to their performances. Their repertoire features original compositions and inventive interpretations of popular works, all reimagined in their distinctive style.
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Arts & Culture at ABAC celebrates the power of live arts to bring people together, preserve cultural heritage, and reflect the rich diversity of our shared human experience. Each season offers a dynamic tapestry of events ranging from classical and contemporary performances to literary presentations, theater, music, and unique visual storytelling. Whether through imaginative productions, powerful choral and instrumental works, or engaging tributes and author talks, Arts & Culture at ABAC showcases the many dimensions of who we are as individuals and as a community. We invite you to join us in experiencing these vibrant expressions that honor our identities, our stories, and the moments we share.
