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Quartetto di Cremona #25th Anniversary World Tour
The 24/25 season will be particularly significant for the Quartetto di Cremona, as it will begin the celebration for the 25th anniversary of career. The ensemble, founded in 2000, will hold concerts in all Europe, North America and Asia, will give several international masterclasses and will see the long-awaited release of…
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Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center
Since a few years, US tours are planned for the Quartetto di Cremona at least twice per season. In the present one, together with concerts in Santa Monica, Philadelphia, Kansas City, Albuquerque, the Cremona performed twice in New York: the first time at the Carnegie Hall (October 2023), making the…
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Summer Season
An intense summer of concerts for the Quartetto di Cremona, who will perform in several festivals in Italy, Finland and Holland, presenting a wide range of repertoire (Beethoven, Verdi, Respighi, Schubert, Shostakovich, Bach, Hindemith). After a concert at the very first edition of the Festival dedicated to Arturo Toscanini in…
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Standing Ovation At Lincoln Center
After almost a month, the Quartetto di Cremona looks back with joy and pride to one of the most prestigious and significant moments of its twenty-year career: the debut at the Chamber Music Society of The Lincoln Center in New York. The performance, held at the Alice Tully Hall, impressed the audience: at…
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Season 2021/2022 – Parte 1
After an intense summer of concerts, the Quartetto di Cremona begins its 2021/2022 season at full speed, with several performances in Europe and with an extremely wide repertoire (among others, Verdi, Saint-Saëns, Beethoven, Shostakovich, Mozart). Then, in the first part of November, the Cremona will be on tour in North…
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Summer Concerts
The Quartetto di Cremona continues its summer concert activity with a European tour that will touch Finland, Denmark, Germany, Albania, France and Italy! And there will also be a small (virtual) stop in the USA for a concert followed by a Q&A session. In addition to their “traditional” repertoire (Beethoven, Bach,…
