Landmarks, along with a few sister institutions of "Austin’s Cultural Campus":http://austinsculturalcampus.org (ACC), will co-host a free spring Concert Crawl on Sunday, 6 April. This innovative and fun music concert series is co-presented with the "Butler School of Music":http://www.music.utexas.edu. A series of short, informal music concerts performed by talented students of the Butler School of Music will be presented at four ACC locations. Concert programs will begin at 1:00pm, 2:00pm, and 3:00pm at each venue. Each mini-concert will feature a variety of music masterworks specifically chosen to respond to the art and collections exhibited at the museums. Travel from each location to hear all four music programs, and enjoy an inspiring afternoon of music, history, art, and fun. Kick off the afternoon at whichever spot you like, and then visit the rest in the order that strikes your fancy. The weather is predicted to be sunny, beautiful, and in the low to mid 70s, so we’ll be starting our day at "Mark di Suvero’s _Clock Knot_":http://landmarks.utexas.edu/artistdetail/di_suvero_mark, a favorite piece in Landmarks’ public art collection (located on the lawn at the corner of East Dean Keeton & Speedway streets), where a trombone quartet will perform various trombone quartets. At the "Harry Ransom Center":http://www.hrc.utexas.edu (300 West 21st Street), a string quartet will perform _Beethoven’s Opus 59, No. 1_. At the "Blanton Museum of Art":http://blantonmuseum.org (200 E Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard), a piano trio will perform Astor Piazzolla’s _Four Seasons_. And right across the street from the Blanton, The "Bullock Texas State History Museum":http://www.thestoryoftexas.com (1800 Congress Avenue, will feature a wind quartet performing John Harbison’s _Quintet for Winds_.
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_Austin’s Cultural Campus is a pedestrian friendly cultural destination comprised of Landmarks, the Blanton Museum of Art, The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum, the Harry Ransom Center, the LBJ Library and Museum, and the Visual Arts Center._