The
Mirabell Quartet
was founded in Salzburg in 2004.
Its performances include appereances in the concert halls of Salzburg and
region, e.g. in
Wiener Saal and Residence in Salzburg. In 2005 it was admitted to the
Yehudi Menuhin
Foundation
Live
Music Now
as well as to the
UNI
ART PERFORMANCE
concert management.
The
Mirabell Quartet itself stands alone
as one of the most distinguished string quartets of the Mozarteum
University; internationally built up by violinists Kathrin ten Hagen (Ger) & Asa Nakajima (Jpn), violist Alexandru Bota (Rum) and cellist Johannes
Kubitschek (Aut), Quartet earned
smooth critiques from Salzburg's press as well as the prestigious
Raiffeisen Klassik-Preis award in May
2005. Together with M.Paar, they labour under the
mentorship of Rainer Schmidt, member of the world renowned Hagen
Quartet and professor at the
Mozarteum School of Music in Salzburg.
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The
Mirabell Quartet
was founded in Salzburg in 2004.
Its performances include appereances in the concert halls of Salzburg and
region, e.g. in
Wiener Saal and Residence in Salzburg. In 2005 it was admitted to the
Yehudi Menuhin
Foundation
Live
Music Now
as well as to the
UNI
ART PERFORMANCE
concert management.
The
Mirabell Quartet itself stands alone
as one of the most distinguished string quartets of the Mozarteum
University; internationally built up by violinists Kathrin ten Hagen (Ger) & Asa Nakajima (Jpn), violist Alexandru Bota (Rum) and cellist Johannes
Kubitschek (Aut), Quartet earned
smooth critiques from Salzburg's press as well as the prestigious
Raiffeisen Klassik-Preis award in May
2005. Together with M.Paar, they labour under the
mentorship of Rainer Schmidt, member of the world renowned Hagen
Quartet and professor at the
Mozarteum School of Music in Salzburg.
Quintets
of
W.A.Mozart, C.M.von Weber, J.Brahms & B.Papandopulo