Calder Quartet

The Calder Quartet is a renowned string quartet based in the United States, celebrated for its diverse and adventurous repertoire, including contemporary and classical works. The quartet, consisting of founding members Benjamin Jacobson, Andrew Bulbrook, Jonathan Moerschel, and Eric Byers, was formed while the members were studying at the University of Southern California. They have gained acclaim for their performances of works by living composers as well as the classical greats, like Beethoven and Schubert. Their commitment to expanding the string quartet repertoire has led them to premiere numerous works by esteemed composers such as Thomas Adès and Christopher Rouse. The Calder Quartet has received various accolades, including an Avery Fisher Career Grant, affirming their status as a significant force in the chamber music world. They've performed at leading venues and festivals worldwide, contributing significantly to the contemporary music scene.