Quatuor Bozzini, a Canadian string quartet based in Montreal, Quebec, has carved a distinct niche within the contemporary classical music scene with its fearless pursuit of artistic authenticity and innovation. Established in 1999 by cellist Isabelle Bozzini, the ensemble consists of violinists Alissa Cheung and Clemens Merkel, and violist Stéphanie Bozzini, who share a passion for new music and are relentless in their exploration of the avant-garde and experimental realms. Their dedication to commissioning new works and engaging deeply with living composers has positioned the ensemble as a pivotal force in shaping modern string quartet repertoire.

The discography of Quatuor Bozzini reflects their commitment to a diverse spectrum of contemporary music. With a bold curiosity, they have traversed minimalistic soundscapes, as evident in their nuanced interpretation of Alvin Lucier's "Navigations," to the intricate sonic layers of Bryn Harrison's "Three Descriptions of Place and Movement." Their recent release, "Éliane Radigue: Occam Delta XV," captures the hypnotic serenity of Radigue's composition, showcasing the quartet's ability to communicate the meditative depth of sound. Always expanding their musical canvas, Quatuor Bozzini's engagement with works by Ana Sokolović and Phill Niblock demonstrates their range and adaptability to different compositional voices. The ensemble's rigorous artistic approach and unwavering dedication to the evolution of contemporary music continues to earn accolades and captivate audiences worldwide.

Genres

Modern String Quartet

Latest Release

Colliding Bubbles

Quatuor Bozzini

Single - Released March 1, 2024