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Opening with three of Purcell’s Fantazias in four parts, the Arcanto Quartet’s warm, well rounded tone brought a lovely richness to the clean, clear lines of the music. Their measured, dignified ...

If one quality linked these two concerts, it was exhilaration, both in the music itself and in the way it was performed, writes Geoffrey Norris The Arcanto Quartet is one of the most stimulating, ...

Chamber ensembles often find it much harder to establish themselves in the public pantheon of modern star performers than more easily marketable soloists, singers and conductors do. Why this should be ...

The name of the Arcanto Quartet might not yet be universally familiar. In fact, this seems to have been its London debut. But anybody who keeps abreast of today's gifted young musicians will recognise ...

The Arcanto Quartet was founded in 2002. These four soul-mates quickly took the chamber music world by storm with their spirited and captivating playing, fueled by their joy of bringing music to life.

Those who love under-the-radar movie recommendations have their classical music equivalent this month with the obscenely skilled Arcanto Quartet. Though made up of established European heavyweights, ...

Arcanto Quartet’s first North American tour takes the ensemble to Houston. The quartet’s members are Antje Weithaas, violin; Daniel Sepec, violin; Jean-Guihen Queyras, cello and violist Tabea ...

Arcanto Quartet, Britten, Webern, Brahms, Aldeburgh Festival, Snape, June 18 For their second concert at this year’s festival the Arcanto Quartet provided an interesting diet of Britten, Webern and ...

The Arcanto Quartet are what you might call a state-of-the- art, 21st-century string quartet. It’s members (Antje Weithaas, Tabea Zimmermann, Daniel Sepec and Jean-Guihen Queyras) are all soloists in ...

Brahms was apparently so petrified of comparisons with Beethoven's achievements in the form that he destroyed the 20 or so string quartets he composed as a youth before finally, having turned 40, ...