The Gohrisch International Shostakovich Festival 2021 takes place in Hellerau.

Beethoven – Shostakovich

For two frenetic weeks in July, Kuhmo in Eastern Finland is host to a chamber music festival attracting thousands of music lovers. In that fortnight, this town of 8,300 inhabitants echoes to the sound of music against a backcloth of a lake that almost laps the walls of the concert halls in the clear, unbelievable northern light.

Made in deSingel in Antwerp for Ottawa Chamberfest.

Enescu and his contemporaries series

Invenciones Tangueras

We return to Linz with the entire string quartet oeuvre by Hans Rott and Hugo Wolf.

With the La Marca brothers

International Chamber Music Festival

The quartet has been artist-in-residence at The University of Manchester since 2005, and performs a programme of lunchtime and evening concerts at the Martin Harris Centre throughout the year.

Our first time in South Korea!

With Jean-Efflam Bavouzet, Piano

The quartet has been artist-in-residence at The University of Manchester since 2005, and performs a programme of lunchtime and evening concerts at the Martin Harris Centre throughout the year.

Beethoven Festival

Invenciones tangueras

The quartet has been artist-in-residence at The University of Manchester since 2005, and performs a programme of lunchtime and evening concerts at the Martin Harris Centre throughout the year.

Opening concert of a new concert series in Leiden

Contemporary Clarinet Quintets

This season marks three decades of taking stages around the world for Quatuor Danel, a disciple of the Amadeus, Borodin and Beethoven Quartets. As the cherry on the anniversary cake, they are joined by friends Andsnes, Hagen and Moraguès in three different quintet formations.

Focus on Wolfgang Rihm

String Quartet Biennale

The world’s largest string quartet festival.

In 2018, the String Quartet Biennale Amsterdam became reality. Nowhere in the world such a large and international festival for string quartet existed. With over sixty concerts, a diverse fringe programme and a mission to share, celebrate and renew string quartet in all its richness and beauty.

Quatuor Danel celebrates its thirty year anniversary in 2022 and will celebrate during the String Quartet Biennale. Together with three of their favorite fellow players, the quartet members conquer the highest peaks of chamber music.

With Olivier Patey and Amsterdam Sinfonietta

Shostakovich Cycle, Part I

The quartet has been artist-in-residence at The University of Manchester since 2005, and performs a programme of lunchtime and evening concerts at the Martin Harris Centre throughout the year.

Master classes

Quatuor Danel celebrate their 30th anniversary with a concert of Brahms, Debussy and Shostakovich, three composers they have grown up with and have become inextricably linked to.

The quartet has been artist-in-residence at The University of Manchester since 2005, and performs a programme of lunchtime and evening concerts at the Martin Harris Centre throughout the year.

Founded in 1938, Cork Orchestral Society presents top-quality classical music of all kinds to the city of Cork, from spellbinding chamber music to spectacular orchestras.

Beethoven Variations: Poems on a Life

PRIVATE EVENT

Duke Performances — the professional performing arts presenter at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina — engages diverse, virtuosic, and future-thinking artists from their own region and around the world to present meaningful and celebratory performances at Duke and in Durham, in service to their mission of enhancing learning and research, fostering community, and furthering the presentation of new performance.

Connoisseur’s Series

Music at Kohl Mansion (MAKM), the longest-running chamber-music-only presenter on the S.F. Peninsula, is deeply committed to community building through the arts, both in its highly praised mainstage concert series founded in 1983 and in education and community programs that connect people and promote human understanding. MAKM programs enhance the quality of life of Bay Area residents and visitors by reaching out to individuals of all ages, ethnicities and socio-economic backgrounds.

Taking the train… A harmless gesture, a change of scenery, an escape. For the young Steve Reich, the train represented the incredible journey he regularly made between New York and Los Angeles in the company of his nanny during the Second World War. Half a century later, the composer asks himself: what trains would the Jewish child he was have taken had he lived in Europe? Different Trains brings the strings of the quartet into dialogue with the voices of those who experienced the Shoah. Four musicians and a magnetic tape for one of the key works of the second half of the 20th century.

Shostakovich Cycle, Part II

Kamermuziekvereeniging Rotterdam

Kitara Chamber Music Series

ACROS Fukuoka

Biwako Hall

TivoliVredenburg