Next show: Barcelona, Tue 3 Nov
A polished, underground chamber music act.
Our quartet is a story of friendship. We know each other since our childhood and we always have shared the passion for playing music and learning. That decided us one day, to make playing quartets the main endeavour of our lives - because our common ardour was strong and because the differences between our personalities make our music making more vivid. Robert Gerhard was a catalan composer - he was born in Valls, which is very near our birth place in Catalunya - and he was a pupil of Schoenberg at the beginning of the XXth century. Thanks to Gerhard, people like Webern or Schoenberg himself were visiting Barcelona very often. One can read in their correspondence how amazed they were about the city and the culture at that time, just before the civil war and fascism killed any progress in Spain. That's why we took the name of Gerhard, because he was a resolute man; he joined the avangarde movement of that time and he fought for his idea of music in a way we feel very identified. Among their discography we can find the CD-Album ‘Portrait’, supported by the new label Seed Music (Spain, 2016), and a release with music by Kurtag, Schumann and Berg under the prestigious label of Harmonia Mundi International.

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Quartet Gerhard performs classical and contemporary chamber music, with a strong focus on 20th-century avant-garde repertoire recorded for labels like Harmonia Mundi.
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Quartet Gerhard originated in Catalonia, taking inspiration and their name from the pioneering Catalan composer Robert Gerhard.
The ensemble consists of violinists Lluís Castán and Judit Bardolet, violist Miquel Jordà, and cellist Jesús Miralles.