A polished, underground classical act.
Quartet Brossa is a Catalan string quartet founded in 2004 that bridges traditional chamber music with contemporary and folk sensibilities. Known for inventive programs like reinterpreting partisan anthems and collaborating across genres, the ensemble brings a fresh, vibrant perspective to classical instrumentation. Their dynamic repertoire ranges from rigorous contemporary pieces to imaginative reworkings of popular songs.
Quartet Brossa performs contemporary classical and chamber music, frequently reinterpreting traditional folk songs and historical anthems with a fresh perspective.
The string quartet consists of violinists Aleix Puig and Pere Bartolomé Valls, violist Imma Lluch Revert, and cellist Marçal Ayats.
Quartet Brossa was formed in Catalonia, Spain, in 2004.
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