What is more refreshing than a performance from a string quartet in the middle of the school day? The high and low pitches harmonizing with one another prove to be more relaxing than one may expect. At the Engleman Recital Hall, the audience can embrace every note played by each instrument and revel in the fact that the different octaves and tones complement each other, creating beauty in the form of music. A string quartet consists of two violins, one viola and one cello. Although the group has similar components from each corner, each provides its own taste and contributes to the larger scheme of musicality. Without a doubt, string instruments hold their own in creating a unique art form.