OKLAHOMA WOMAN QUARTET

Historic Premiere of Oklahoma Woman Quartet by Cherokee-American Composer Anjelica Lindsey

Join us for the highly anticipated live premiere of the Oklahoma Woman Quartet, a groundbreaking chamber work by Cherokee-American composer Anjelica Lindsey, at All Souls Unitarian Church in Tulsa on March 1, 2025. This free, ticketed event will showcase Lindsey’s original compositions for string quartet and voice, featuring musicians from the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra and Bartlesville Symphony Orchestra. Anjelica Lindsey will also perform vocals.

Special guest composer Dr. Noam Faingold will present two original works and share remarks.

This cultural milestone, supported by Artist Creative Fund and CACHE Create, celebrates the first-ever string quartet composed and premiered by a Cherokee woman.

UPDATE: CONCERT VENUE CHANGE (1/24/25)

Due to overwhelming demand, the sold out Oklahoma Woman Quartet will now be performed at All Souls Unitarian Church to accommodate a larger audience.

New Event Details:

• Date: Saturday, March 1, 2025
• Time: Doors open at 6:00 PM; performance begins at 7:00 PM
• Location: All Souls Unitarian Church, 2952 South Peoria Avenue, Tulsa, OK
• Extras: Enjoy light refreshments, including coffee, tea, and water, before the performance and join us for a post-concert reception in Emerson Hall. CDs of Anjelica Lindsey album PERHAPS: ABSTRACTIONS will also be available for purchase.

Tickets are free but advance registration is required at www.anjelicalindsey.com/live

Don't miss this unique fusion of classical and indigenous music!

Project Support:

This project was supported by the Artists Creative Fund.

About the Artists Creative Fund (ACF):

Artists Creative Fund (ACF) is a program of the George Kaiser Family Foundation made possible with support from the Tulsa Community Foundation and CACHE. ACF provides grants annually to improve funding, visibility, and professional development for Tulsa-based artists and creatives. In 2024, 20 artists were selected to receive $10,000 to test, explore, and create innovative work for debut during the grant period that concludes in March 2025.

GKFF is working in partnership with Creative Arkansas Community Hub & Exchange (CACHE), a Northwest Arkansas-based regional arts services provider, which led the application process and professional development programming. Visit artistscreativefund.art to learn more.