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Armida Quartett

Streichquartett im Kleinen Saal

Armida Quartett

Armida Quartett

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Having won awards at the Concours de Genève and the ARD Competition, the Armida Quartet – named after the heroine of a Haydn opera – ranks among Germany’s most renowned string quartets after 20 years of performing together. Between Beethoven’s very first quartet from 1799 and Schubert’s famous late string quartet ‘Rosamunde’ – in whose second movement a melody from his incidental music of the same name is varied – the four string players have included ‘Entr’acte’, a contemporary piece by Caroline Shaw inspired by the Viennese Classical period.

Ludwig van Beethoven - Streichquartett F-Dur op. 18 Nr. 1Caroline Shaw - „Entr'acte“ für StreichquartettPauseFranz Schubert - Streichquartett a-Moll op. 29 D 804 („Rosamunde“)

Artists/Collaborators: Martin Funda (Violine), Johanna Staemmler (Violine), Teresa Schwamm-Biskamp (Viola), Peter-Philipp Staemmler (Violoncello)

Runtime: Tue, 24/11/2026 to Tue, 24/11/2026

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