After listening.
Words remain.

“The differences generated richness and imagination, bringing forth an original, intense performance, charged with a feverish tension built on constant mutual listening.”

“Refined and precise in Cavallone, they then offered an extraordinary performance of Schumann’s Piano Quintet.”

“A lightness of touch matching the neoclassical transparency of the First Quartet, and a sorrowful intensity in the Third.”

“Absolutely enchanting — a performance that makes you want to put the CD straight back in the player.”

“A remarkable performance, worthy of the finest chamber music ensembles.”

“A thousand plays of sound, unexpected phrasing and shifting harmonies made the composition feel entirely new.”

“The quartet’s skill was further demonstrated in a perfectly balanced performance of Brahms’s Quartet in C minor, Op. 51.”

“Great appreciation for the ensemble’s rapport, precision and, above all, the splendid sound of its young musicians.”

“What matters is not knowing what sets us apart from other quartets, but being aware that we want to have something to tell through our music.”

“Winning that award meant a great deal, and brought responsibilities: the only way forward was to study and improve concert after concert.”

“A quartet is an intimate union in which every instrument plays its part within the score.”

“Chamber music has always been my greatest passion: sharing music with others makes every experience more complete.”

“For me it was a beautiful, profound and memorable experience, at the heart of music and instruments.”

“Beneath the apparent ease, one senses energy, rigour and precision.”

“One of the finest Italian quartets currently active.”

“Extremely homogeneous, each musician attentive to the others: the quartet offers its listeners a beautiful ensemble.”

“They are not merely playing; they are interpreting.”