Verona Quartet

Lauded as an “outstanding ensemble” by The New York Times, this exciting young quartet burst onto the scene just five years ago and they’ve already impressed us with their intensity, their expressiveness, and their passion for expanding the canon by performing works by living composers. Four individual voices melt into an organic whole that violist Abagail Rojansky refers to as the group’s “fifth member,” “that quartet voice which is an entity to its own,” and which perfectly embodies their “interpretive strength, robust characterization, [and] commanding resonance.” (Calgary Herald)

• The Quartet won the 2015 Concert Artists Guild Competition.
• “Everything was clear, luminous, balanced, and the unbridled polyphony of the finale literally shook the hall.” – La Presse Montreal
• Their name, a nod to Shakespeare, was chosen in part because it was easy to remember, pronounce, and spell.