Cuarteto Quiroga
Hardly any other quartet has been given this honour: as prize winners of numerous international competitions, the Spanish Cuarteto Quiroga has been appointed resident quartet of the Royal Palace in Madrid and regularly performs on the instruments of the Royal Stradivarius Collection.
And on renowned concert stages around the world, it also tells musical stories that span epochs and aim to enthral and seduce the listener. Its interpretations shed new light on the classics, open musical doors, raise questions and invite an exciting dialogue.
Members
Aitor Hevia | violin
Cibrán Sierra Vázquez | violin
Josep Puchades | viola
Helena Poggio | violoncello
On Tour
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Awards
Winner of numerous international competitions, the Cuarteto Quiroga has the great honour of playing in the Royal Palace as resident quartet on instruments from the Royal Stradivarius Collection.
Watch and Listen
Béla Bartók, String Quartet No.2 Sz.67
Auditorio Nacional, Madrid
Luigi Boccherini, Op.44 No.4, „La Tirana“
Fundación Juan March, Madrid
Projects
Chamber music partners of the Cuarteto Quiroga include Martha Argerich, Veronika and Clemens Hagen, Jörg Widmann and Javier Perianes.
Reviews
“A beautiful tone combined with an unblemished technique. The sound quality and balance between instruments is admirable, every detail in the score is faithfully reproduced”
The Strad
Hardly any other quartet has been given this honour: as prize winners of numerous international competitions, the Spanish Cuarteto Quiroga has been appointed resident quartet of the Royal Palace in Madrid and regularly performs on the instruments of the Royal Stradivarius Collection.
And on renowned concert stages around the world, it also tells musical stories that span epochs and aim to enthral and seduce the listener. Its interpretations shed new light on the classics, open musical doors, raise questions and invite an exciting dialogue.
Members
Aitor Hevia | violin
Cibrán Sierra Vázquez | violin
Josep Puchades | viola
Helena Poggio | violoncello