Counted among leading string quartets of the younger generation worldwide, Goldmund Quartet was recently named “Rising Stars” (2019-2020) by the European Concert Hall Organisation. The players debut with one of Schubert’s earliest works, unusually homotonal and popular with home musicians.  A notable highlight of Weinberg’s masterful #5 is its highly appealing and contrasting movements. Then pianist Gloria Chien (making her CMH debut) tackles Amy Beach’s landmark quintet which calls the piano to emerge victorious within the intensity of the strings.

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Goldmund Quartet with Gloria Chien, piano

Rice University

Fazıl Say & Friends

St.-Bartholomäus-Kirche

Michaeliskirche - Ev.-Luth. Kirchengemeinde Kaltenkirchen

This young German quartet has already performed at major halls around the world including Vienna’s Konzerthaus, London’s Wigmore Hall, and Tokyo’s Suntory Hall. Making its debut, the Goldmund offers a program featuring Borodin’s celebrated work.

Goldmund Quartet

Union College

“The Goldmunds make a beautiful sound, elegant and transparent, with a real sense that these four players are friends both on and off the concert platform” (Gramophone). Formed ten years ago in Munich, the Goldmund Quartet debuts on our series with a program that highlights Schumann’s intensely expressive F Major Quartet and Schulhoff’s Five Pieces for Quartet, a compelling and evocative dance suite that includes a Viennese waltz and Czech folk music, among other styles.

Goldmund Quartet

Mar 5, 2026

Goldmund Quartet with Gloria Chien, piano

15 - 16 Feb, 2025

Fazıl Say & Friends

Goldmund Quartet