Innovative Kammermusik mit dem Danish String Quartet

By Benedikt Zacher, 30 April 2025

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“einer eine stets spürbare Neugier auf das, was die Vier in jenem Moment erschufen”

Reviewed at Prinzregententheater, Munich on 29 April 2025

Haydn, String Quartet no. 67 in F major, Op.77 No.2, Hob III:82 (Andante)

Shaw, Entr'acte

Schubert, String Quartet no. 15 in G major, D.887

Danish String Quartet

Danish String Quartet presents sublime Schubert and Sørensen pairing

Rose Dodd, 11th September

Crisp programming from Amsterdam's Muziekgebouw as a four year Doppelgänger project pairing late Schubert with contemporary works enjoys a strong start.

*****

Danish String Quartet performs Beethoven’s Razumovsky Quartets

Edward Sava-Segal, 11th February

Overall, the performance kept a wonderful equilibrium between color and structure, humor and tragic sentiment, self-confidence and doubt.

*****

A toe-tapping performance from the Danish Quartet

Katy Wright, 22nd June

After quartets by Nielsen and Beethoven, Nordic folk song arrangements brought the first day of the 2015 City of London Festival to a festive close.

****1

Intense and compelling: Danish String Quartet makes quite a splash in Dublin

Andrew Larkin, 22nd April

The Danish String Quartet provide a thoughtful Haydn, a compelling Beethoven and a Nielsen which shows them at their best.

****1

Larking about: the Danish String Quartet play Haydn, Nielsen and Mendelssohn

David Fay, 10th January

Sometimes music is a more effective transporter than the London Underground. This was certainly the case this Tuesday, when closures on the Piccadilly line resulted in me cycling at breakneck speed half-way across London to hear the Danish String Quartet playing in what I imagined to be a regular, run-of-the-mill, wear-what-you-like-as-long-as-it’s-corduroy concert at the Cadogan Hall.

***11

Le Danish String Quartet ou les goûts réunis

Emmanuel Bernier, 5th November

Le Danish String Quartet a conquis le public du Club musical de Québec, avec un programme mettant autant en valeur des jalons du répertoire classique qu'un florilège de mélodies du folklore scandinave.

****1

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Benedikt Zacher

Benedikt hat in München Musik und Jura studiert und dann an der LSE einen MSc in Global Market Economics erworben. Er spielt nach wie vor regelmäßig und begeistert Kammermusik, vorzugsweise als Geiger oder Bratscher im Streichquartett. Benedikt liebt jede Art klassischer Musik, und zwar besonders Kammermusik mit Streichern, Klavier, gerne auch mit Gesang, Orchesterkonzerte und schließlich die Oper.