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Arditti Quartet
Arditti Quartet connects directly to 13 artists, and through them to 16 more acts. David Alberman played in London Symphony Orchestra (1999–2023) and Chamber Orchestra of Europe. Garth Knox played in Endangered Instrument Ensemble. Alexander Bălănescu played in Bălănescu Quartet and Company 91.
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14 threadsMembers
13- David Alberman(violinist)1985–1994
- Garth Knox(Irish violist/composer)1990–1997
- Alexander Bălănescu(Romanian violinist)1983–1985
- Rohan de Saram(cellist)1977–2005
- John Senter1974–1976
- Irvine Arditti1974–present
- Lennox Mackenzie(British violinist)1974–1983
- Levine Andrade1974–1990
- Ralf Ehlers2003–present
- Lucas Fels(cellist)2006–present
- Ashot Sarkissjan2005–present
- Graeme Jennings(violinist)1994–2005
- Helen Liebmann(cellist)1976–1977
Founders
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Background
The Arditti Quartet is a string quartet founded in 1974 and led by British violinist Irvine Arditti through many changes in membership. Internationally recognized in contemporary classical music, they are noted for precision in demanding repertoire. Many composers have written…via Wikipedia
Career Highlights
7 albums- Formed
- 1974
- Active
- 1974–present
- Listeners
- 7,441Last.fm
- Wikipedia
- Visit
Selected Discography
- 1989Arditti
- 1993U.S.A.
- 1994Arditti String Quartet, 1974-1994
- 1994From Vienna
- 1996Toshio Hosokawa: Landscape I, II, V | Fragmente II | Vertical Time Study III
- 2006Mexico: New Music for Strings
- 2016Gifts and Greetings
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