Orion String Quartet Tickets

The Orion String Quartet formed in 1987, emerging as a cornerstone of American chamber music. Over nearly four decades, the ensemble brought together four core artists—Daniel Phillips (violin), Todd Phillips (violin), Steven Tenenbom (viola), and Timothy Eddy (cello)—for performances that resonated in concert halls across the United States and beyond. Their long-standing associations with Mannes and Lincoln Center’s Conservatory and CMS programs positioned them at the heart of serious music education and high-level performance.

After an illustrious run, the quartet retired following the 2023–24 season, with final performances in early 2024 at venues including CMS Lincoln Center. While there are no confirmed 2025 tour dates, the ensemble’s legacy lives on through their recordings and the stories they shared with audiences and students alike.

Explore the Orion String Quartet’s discography, from contemporary collaborations to canonical repertoire. Their projects have intersected with award-winning performances, most notably the Lieberson project associated with a 2008 Grammy win for Rilke Songs. Though retirement marks the end of live activity, fans can still connect via their digital footprint—YouTube, SoundCloud, and catalog entries across AllMusic and Apple Music preserve the ensemble’s enduring influence. For those seeking a reliable source for classical concerts, we’ve got you covered with upcoming events, performer bios, and venue information.

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