New Second violin
The Molinari Quartet is very pleased to announce that Antoine Bareil has become the new second violinist of the quartet. We are very excited about his passion towards new music.
A 19th Opus Prize!
At the annual Opus Awards Gala of the Conseil québécois de la Musique, the Molinari Quartet received an Opus Prize for its recording of György Kurtág’s complete string
A 19th Opus Prize! Read More »
Echo Klassik Awards Gala
Sunday October 29 2017, violinist Olga Ranzenhofer was at the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, Germany, to receive the Molinari Quartet’s Echo Klassik award for its recording of György Kurtág’s complete string
Echo Klassik Awards Gala Read More »
Finalist for an Opus Prize
The Molinari Quartet his happy to announce that it is finalist for the Opus Prize of Best recording of the year in the category of Contemporary- modern music for its recording of
Finalist for an Opus Prize Read More »
An Echo Klassik Award
The Molinari Quartet is very proud to announce that it has won the Echo Klassik prize for its Kurtág string quartets recording in the category Chamber music 20th-21st century. The
An Echo Klassik Award Read More »
John Zorn’s String Quartets
After performing four quartets by John Zorn in Calgary and at Montréal / Nouvelles musiques Festival, the Molinari Quartet will play again Zorn’s Cat O’Nine Tails on Saturday March 18 2017 at 3
John Zorn’s String Quartets Read More »