Hailed for their ‘powerful individuality of sound’ and ‘instinctive singularity of musical intention’ (The Scotsman) whose performances are ‘full of poetry, joy and sorrow’ and ‘realised to such perfection’ (The Observer), the Castalian String Quartet are quickly emerging as one of the most exciting and in-demand quartets on the world stage.

Concerts

  • Sat 19 Oct 24

    Venue

    Oxford International Song Festival

    9.45pm

    New College Chapel

    London

    Programme

    Franz Schubert: Quartet in A minor D804 “Rosamunde”

  • Thu 24 Oct 24

    Venue

    Kettle’s Yard

    8pm

    Cambridge, CB3 0AQ

    Programme

    Tim Posner, cello

    Franz Schubert – Quartet in A minor, D804 “Rosamunde”

    György Kurtàg – Six moments musicaux, Op.44

    Franz Schubert – String Quintet in C major, D956

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    Lambs on the Sidewalk

    Castalian String Quartet Blog

    If one more person reacts like that, I thought, then I’ll do away with life in civilisation and set-up camp off-grid. Casual superstition—can’t stand it. Leave it to the pros. Take me, a bona fide expert: if Liverpool are playing it’ll be the same socks, the same boxer briefs, a You’ll…

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    Curl It Like Carlos

    Castalian String Quartet Blog

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