An Evening With the Boston String Quartet

The Boston String Quartet will be performing at St Frances Cabrini Parish on October 8th, featuring a stylistic mix of music ranging from the flamenco writings of award-winning composer, Mauricio Yazigi, to a contemporary envisioning of jazz classics by former Turtle Island String Quartet member, Danny Seidenberg, to a new and curious arrangement of Bohemian Rhapsody that you will not want to miss. The Boston String Quartet, who perform "mature depth and musical prowess" (Tower Records) have been delighting audiences throughout the nation with their unique blend of repertoire and performance style and look forward to performing in West Springfield!

The Boston String Quartet has been a creative leader in contemporary classical music in New England. Having made their professional debut at Weil Recital Hall, Carnegie Hall, the quartet performs their own arrangements of classical chamber music, rock, jazz, world music and more, and is continually “exploring different ways of sparking musical interest” [Boston Globe]. This journey has allowed for collaboration with John Mayer, the Boston Ballet, Fionnuala Gill, Giorgia Fumanti, Jennifer Holliday, Lisa Fisher, Tim Janis, Dave Fiucznyski, as well as opportunity to perform sold out performances at such venues as Symphony Hall, the Los Angeles Music Awards, PBS, Yankee Homecoming Festival, and for former president George H.W. Bush.

Committed to music education in New England, the members of the Boston String Quartet are currently Ensemble-in-Residence at contemporary music school, School of Groove. The quartet participates in multiple education tours each year, during which the group works with high school music programs in workshops, master classes, rehearsals, and performance.

To date, the Boston String Quartet has released four albums, including “Xibus” [a genre-stretching tour-de-force from one of the finest young touring string quartets in the United States – PARMA], a new release from Navona Recordings. The Boston String Quartet can be heard over the radio or may be found performing on local television stations, as well as nationally on PBS. Recordings may be purchased world-wide from Naxos Recordings.