In Jakarta, they performed for an audience of 422 people, offering an evening of classical music with a contemporary twist—both in its innovative sound and unique performance style. The program highlighted the quartet's ability to bridge musical eras, ranging from the shimmering, Gamelan-inspired textures of Maurice Ravel’s String Quartet to Caroline Shaw’s Entr'acte and the dynamic shifts of Aleksandra Vrebalov's My Desert, My Rose. They also delighted the local audience with a special performance of the Indonesian folk song "Burung Kakaktua," arranged by Jeffrey Bruinsma.