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Quartetto di
Cremona
string quartet
BBT
Fellowship Winner
2005
Cristiano
Gualco
violinPaolo
Andreoli
violinSimone
Gramaglia
violaGiovanni
Scaglione
cello
The
Quartetto di Cremona, formed in 2000, has made its mark on the
international chamber music scene. Starting at the Stauffer Academy
of Salvatore Accardo in Cremona and continuing at the Scuola di
Musica di Fiesole, they continue to study with Hatto Beyerle. The
Quartetto has played to critical acclaim in the most important venues
and Festivals in Europe and overseas. These include Wigmore Hall
London, Beethoven Haus and BeethovenFest Bonn, Perth International
Art Festival Australia, Barge Music New York, Turku Music Festival,
Handelsbeurs (Gent). In Italy they have played for all the most
important concert societies and Festivals. Strad Magazine wrote
about their "extremely mature and lyrical sound"; the
Australian press defined them as the "glory of the Perth
Festival 2004". Following on from the success at the fourth
Melbourne Competition, where they won the second prize they were
invited to partake in an extended Australian tour. Other successes
include first prize at the Vittorio Veneto Competition, first prize
at the seventh Cremona International Competition and second prize at
the V.Gui International Competition in Florence. In 2005 the Cremona
Quartet received a Borletti-Buitoni Trust Fellowship. Their
repertoire ranges from the early Haydn quartets to the present day to
contemporary Italian music. They have collaborated with artists
such as Bruno Giuranna, Bella Davidovich, Filippo Gamba, Cedric
Tiberghien, Hatto Beyerle, Enrico Bronzi, the Brodski and Szymanowski
Quartet. Performances in the UK for 2009 include Wigmore Hall,
Oxford, Sheffield and Brighton Festival. They have recently recorded
Vacchi's String Quartets, Boccherini's Quartets and Dvorak and
Brahms Quintets with pianist Filippo Gamba.
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