As part of “The Music of Budapest, Prague and Vienna” festival running at the Kennedy Center through March 29, six string players from the National Symphony Orchestra perform a free concert Friday on the Millennium Stage in the center’s Grand Foyer.
“There’s a lot of repertoire involved with this festival and, in a one-hour format, we are doing five movements from two string sextets written by Johannes Brahms,” said David Teie, a cello player with the NSO and a member of the string chamber ensemble.
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