The ambition of the Leipziger Streichquartett is well matched by its quality. Since forming in the late ‘80s, the German-based ensemble has earned acclaim for their work - both in the studio and in concert halls - championing string quartet repertoire over the centuries - both immortal works by the likes of Beethoven, Haydn, Brahms and others as well as new composers working in that musical language.
Incorporated in 1988 as the New Leipzig String Quartet, the ensemble was initially comprised of first violinist Andreas Seidel, second violinist Tilman Büning and cellist Matthia...