Zagrebački Kvartet

The **Zagrebački Kvartet**, or Zagreb Quartet, is a renowned string quartet that has been a cornerstone of Croatian classical music since its founding in 1919. It was the first permanent and professional ensemble of its kind in Croatia, with its inaugural concert held on April 25, 1919. The quartet's original members included Václav Huml, Milan Graf, Ladislav Škatula (later Miranov), and Umberto Fabbri, all of whom were professors at the Zagreb Conservatory. Over the years, the quartet has undergone several lineup changes, with notable musicians contributing to its legacy. The Zagreb Quartet is celebrated for its diverse repertoire, which spans classical works by composers like Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven, as well as contemporary pieces by Croatian composers such as Božidar Širola and Josip Štolcer Slavenski.

Throughout its history, the Zagreb Quartet has performed extensively both domestically and internationally, including tours across Europe, the United States, the former Soviet Union, and other regions. The ensemble has also collaborated with prominent solo musicians and has been recognized with numerous awards, including the Zagreb City Award and the Vladimir Nazor Award. The quartet continues to be active, with recent performances and recordings showcasing its enduring contribution to the world of classical music. Their recent releases reflect their commitment to both classical and contemporary works, highlighting their versatility and dedication to musical excellence.

Genres

Classical

Contemporary Classical

Baroque

Chamber Music

String Quartet

Latest Release

100 Godina (1919 - 2019)

Zagrebački Kvartet

Album - 44 Tracks - Released December 27, 2019