Piatti Quartet

The Piatti Quartet is a UK-based string quartet known for its dynamic playing and engaging performances. Named after the renowned 19th-century cellist Alfredo Piatti, the group maintains a strong presence in the chamber music scene. The quartet has received acclaim for its interpretation of both classical and contemporary music, often commissioning new works from modern composers. They have performed at prestigious venues and festivals internationally, such as the Wigmore Hall in London and Aldeburgh Festival, among others. The Piatti Quartet is also committed to education and outreach, often engaging with young musicians through masterclasses and workshops. Their recordings have been well-received, further cementing their reputation as a leading string quartet in today's classical music landscape.