Carducci String Quartet Tickets

The Carducci String Quartet has been captivating audiences since 1997 with its tight ensemble, expressive tone, and adventurous programming. Founded by two violinists, a violist, and a cellist—Denton, Fleming, Schmidt-Martin, and Denton—the quartet combines rigorous classical tradition with a fearless approach to contemporary collaboration. They are widely celebrated for their complete Shostakovich cycle and for forging partnerships that stretch beyond traditional repertoire.

Based in the UK, the quartet maintains active residencies at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance and the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama. Their touring schedule is famously ambitious, often presenting 90+ concerts each year across the UK and beyond, bringing high-caliber chamber music to a broad audience. They also run their own imprint, Carducci Classics, and frequently collaborate with major labels such as Signum Classics and Naxos to reach diverse audiences.

In addition to standard quartet repertoire, Carducci String Quartet pursues cross-genre projects, including explorations with Jethro Tull and Piazzolla, demonstrating their versatility and curiosity. Their 2025 season features major Shostakovich-focused programming at the Barbican and across the UK & Ireland, with an ongoing festival at Highnam.

For fans and newcomers alike, secure your seats through Gold Coast Tickets for upcoming Carducci String Quartet performances. Follow their latest news and performances on official channels and stay connected for tour updates, releases, and new collaborations.

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Discover the ensemble’s rich discography across Carducci Classics, Signum Classics, and Naxos, featuring renowned Shostakovich cycles, intimate chamber works, and innovative cross-genre collaborations.