The Fauré Quartett is a world-renowned piano quartet known for its innovative and adventurous approach to the chamber music repertoire. Founded in 1995, the ensemble was named after the French composer Gabriel Fauré, demonstrating not just an affinity for the Romantic and late-Romantic periods but also indicating a broader musical curiosity that has defined their career. The members of the quartet met during their studies at the University of Music Karlsruhe and have since then established themselves as one of the leading piano quartets on the international stage.

Their discography is a testament to their versatility and wide-ranging musical interests. From their rendition of classics such as "Mozart: Piano Quartets K 478 & 493," navigating through the rich emotional landscapes of "Brahms Klavierquartette, Op.25 & Op.60," to exploring modern arrangements with "Pocket Symphonies" and "Popsongs," the Fauré Quartett consistently showcases their ability to breathe fresh life into both traditional and contemporary works. Albums like "After Hours" and "Pictures at an Exhibition" highlight their penchant for reimagining classic pieces in new contexts, further establishing their reputation as a pioneering force in the evolution of chamber music. Through their innovative programming and exceptional artistry, the Fauré Quartett continues to captivate audiences worldwide and secure their place in the annals of chamber music history.

Genres

String Quartet

Latest Release

After Hours

Fauré Quartett

Album - 15 Tracks - Released November 24, 2023