It’s the Eybler Quartet’s Halifax Debut!

Join the Eybler quartet for an exciting program of works from the first 25 years of the string quartet. Our program includes early works by Johann Vanhal, Joseph Bologne (Le chevalier de Saint-George), one of Haydn’s stunning Op. 20 quartets, and Mozart well-known Dissonance Quartet.

The Eybler Quartet Opens the 2024 Sackville Festival!

Join the Eybler quartet for an exciting program of works from the first 25 years of the string quartet. Our program includes early works by Johann Vanhal, Joseph Bologne (Le chevalier de Saint-George), one of Haydn’s stunning Op. 20 quartets, and Mozart well-known Dissonance Quartet.

The Eybler Quartet Continues a tradition!

Born out of the gathering restrictions during the pandemic, this concert has endured. Our program includes selections from early works by Johann Vanhal, Joseph Bologne (Le chevalier de Saint-George), one of Haydn’s stunning Op. 20 quartets, and Mozart well-known Dissonance Quartet.

Seating is very limited, and reserved for those most in need. Bring your own chair if you like, as well as sunscreen and a hat! We have no rain date this year, so are at the mercy of the weather - please check back here or on Facebook (Eybler Quartet) for updates on concert day.

The Festival del Barroca Latinoamericano presents the Eybler Quartet.

This unique program is drawn from works found in the library of Pedro Ximenes Abrill Tirado (1780-1856). Born in Arequipa, Peru Ximenes spent most of his professional life in Bolivia. Our program includes works by Haydn, Pleyel, Beethoven, Mozart and of course Ximenes himself. We are joined by guest violost Cristina Prats Costa for Ximenes’ String Quintet, Op. 38, and Mozart’s Quintet in E flat major, K. 516.

Time and location details to follow soon!!

This unique program is drawn from works found in the library of Pedro Ximenes Abrill Tirado (1780-1856). Born in Arequipa, Peru Ximenes spent most of his professional life in Bolivia. Our program includes works by Haydn, Pleyel, Beethoven, Mozart and of course Ximenes himself. We are joined by guest violost Cristina Prats Costa for Ximenes’ String Quintet, Op. 38, and Mozart’s Quintet in E flat major, K. 516.

The Sociedad Filarmónica de Lima presents the Eybler Quartet as part of the Temporada 2024 Festival.

This unique program is drawn from works found in the library of Pedro Ximenes Abrill Tirado (1780-1856). Born in Arequipa, Peru Ximenes spent most of his professional life in Bolivia. Our program includes works by Haydn, Pleyel, Beethoven, Mozart and of course Ximenes himself. We are joined by guest violost Cristina Prats Costa for Ximenes’ String Quintet, Op. 38, and Mozart’s Quintet in E flat major, K. 516.

Join us for a unique opportunity to get a glimpse inside the creative process of the Eybler Quartet, presented by the Mahindra Center for the Arts at Harvard University. This public event will feature a short presentation by the quartet followed by a discussion with Dr. Suzannah Clark, Morton B. Knafel Professor of Music at Harvard University and a Q&A session with the live audience.

Established with the generous gift of Rita E. Hauser, the Rita E. Hauser Forum for the Arts is broadly conceived to address “The State of the Arts” across the globe.

Mozart, Haydn and their Circle

The community of musicians is never a very large one, and the 18th century in Europe was no exception! Join us as we trace a musical conversation featuring the music of Johann Vanhal, a newly uncovered work by Joseph Bologne (Le chevalier de Saint-George), Joseph Haydn and Wolfgang Mozart.

Program details: Vanhal Op. 6 no. 4 in G major; Bologne Op. 14 no. 3 in F minor, Haydn Op. 20 no. 3 in G minor, Mozart K.421 in D minor

Mozart is today accepted as a pillar of the musical canon, but in his lifetime he was another working musician, another brick in the wall, so to speak. He enlivened the musical conversation as a performer and composer. He was both influenced by his colleagues and he and his work directly influenced others. This program explores the impact Mozart had on two younger musicians, Joseph Leopold Edler von Eybler in Vienna and Hyacinthe Jadin in Paris.

The Gallery Players is proud to offer a pay-what-you-choose ticket option at the door of our concerts as part of our commitment to creating an inclusive chamber music community. $40 suggested.

Mozart is today accepted as a pillar of the musical canon, but in his lifetime he was another working musician, another brick in the wall, so to speak. He enlivened the musical conversation as a performer and composer. He was both influenced by his colleagues and he and his work directly influenced others. This program explores the impact Mozart had on two younger musicians, Joseph Leopold Edler von Eybler in Vienna and Hyacinthe Jadin in Paris.

Suggested Donation $15 - All at the door

This century-spanning program interweaves some of J.S. Bach’s most intimate and poignant music with works by later composers who owe a profound debt to the Baroque master. Julia Wedman is featured in selections from the Sonatas and Partitas for solo violin. The Eybler Quartet joins her on this fascinating journey of delight and discovery drawing connections to works by Joseph Haydn and Gregor Werner.

This concert marks the CD launch of Julia Wedman’s much anticipated release of J. S. Bach’s Six Sonatas and Partitas for solo violin.

The Gallery Players is proud to offer a pay-what-you-choose ticket option at the door of our concerts as part of our commitment to creating an inclusive chamber music community. $40 suggested.

This century-spanning program interweaves some of J.S. Bach’s most intimate and poignant music with works by later composers who owe a profound debt to the Baroque master. Julia Wedman will offer selections from the Sonatas and Partitas for solo violin animated by the dance explorations of Brian Solomon (Anishinaabe/Irish) and Mariana Medellín (Mestizo/Mexican). The Eybler Quartet supports this fascinating journey of delight and discovery drawing connections to works by Joseph Haydn and Gregor Werner.

This concert marks the CD launch of Julia Wedman’s much anticipated release of J. S. Bach’s Six Sonatas and Partitas for solo violin.

The Gallery Players is proud to offer a pay-what-you-choose ticket option at the door of our concerts as part of our commitment to creating an inclusive chamber music community. $40 suggested.

Join us on a musical excursion beginning in Paris and ending up in Vienna. We will present string quartet works from both cities composed before and after the world and music changing revolution in France! Works by Joseph Bologne, Maddalena Lombardini, Hyacinthe Jadin, Wolfgang Mozart and Franz Weiss

The Gallery Players is proud to offer a pay-what-you-choose ticket option at the door of our concerts as part of our commitment to creating an inclusive chamber music community. $40 suggested.

When the talented young violist Franz Weiss arrived in Vienna, it was as a member of the Schuppanzigh Quartet. He was thrust almost immediately into a collaborative relationship with Ludwig van Beethoven, also a recent arrival in the city. Their relationship lasted nearly thirty years as the Schuppanzigh Quartet premiered the vast majority of Beethoven’s string quartets. In 1806, Beethoven dedicated his Op. 59 quartets to Count Andrey Razumovsky, in whose sumptuous palace the quartet resided and worked. In 1813, Franz Weiss, also a gifted composer, dedicated his pair of quartets, Op. 8 to Razumovsky. Join us as we present Weiss' astonishingly fresh and inventive Op. 8 quartets, by turns hilarious, heartbreaking, profound, and, for their time, quite daring and experimental. Program to feature Franz Weiss String Quartets, Op. 8, no. 1 in G major and Op. 8 no. 2 in C minor.

Suggested donations at the door, $15.

When the talented young violist Franz Weiss arrived in Vienna, it was as a member of the Schuppanzigh Quartet. He was thrust almost immediately into a collaborative relationship with Ludwig van Beethoven, also a recent arrival in the city. Their relationship lasted nearly thirty years as the Schuppanzigh Quartet premiered the vast majority of Beethoven’s string quartets. In 1806, Beethoven dedicated his Op. 59 quartets to Count Andrey Razumovsky, in whose sumptuous palace the quartet resided and worked. In 1813, Franz Weiss, also a gifted composer, dedicated his pair of quartets, Op. 8 to Razumovsky. Join us as we present Weiss' astonishingly fresh and inventive Op. 8 quartets, by turns hilarious, heartbreaking, profound, and, for their time, quite daring and experimental. Program to feature Franz Weiss String Quartets, Op. 8, no. 1 in G major and Op. 8 no. 2 in C minor.

The Gallery Players is proud to offer a pay-what-you-choose ticket option at the door of our concerts as part of our commitment to creating an inclusive chamber music community. $40 suggested.

Inside the Music draws the audience deep into a selected piece of music, guiding their listening experience. An intimate conversation with members of the Eybler Quartet and Suzannah Clark, Morton B. Knafel Professor of Music at Harvard University, explores essentials such as harmony, phrase structure, and the social significance of Joseph Haydn’s Op. 20 #5 string quartet in F minor. Also on the programme Mozart’s “Hunt” quartet in B flat major, K.458.

Inside the Music draws the audience deep into a selected piece of music, guiding their listening experience. An intimate conversation with members of the Eybler Quartet and Suzannah Clark, Morton B. Knafel Professor of Music at Harvard University, explores essentials such as harmony, phrase structure, and the social significance of Joseph Haydn’s Op. 20 #5 string quartet in F minor. Also on the programme Mozart’s “Hunt” quartet in B flat major, K.458.

Suggested donations at the door, $15.

Inside the Music draws the audience deep into a selected piece of music, guiding their listening experience. An intimate conversation with members of the Eybler Quartet and Suzannah Clark, Morton B. Knafel Professor of Music at Harvard University, explores essentials such as harmony, phrase structure, and the social significance of Joseph Haydn’s Op. 20 #5 string quartet in F minor. Also on the programme Mozart’s “Hunt” quartet in B flat major, K.458.

The Gallery Players is proud to offer a pay-what-you-choose ticket option at the door of our concerts as part of our commitment to creating an inclusive chamber music community. $40 suggested.

Like his famous colleague Ludwig van Beethoven, the virtuoso violist Franz Weiss composed a remarkable set of string quartets for the Russian diplomat Count Andrey Razumovsky. While Beethoven’s “Razumovsky” Quartets are beloved by audiences, Weiss’s have been all but forgotten—until now. Working from a carefully reconstructed edition by Penn State’s Dr. Mark Ferraguto, the Toronto-based Eybler Quartet presents the modern premiere of Weiss’s magnificent Op. 8 quartets.

Free admission

The program will feature infrequently heard quartets by Maddalena Lombardini and Joseph Bologne, Joseph Haydn's well-known quartet in F minor, Op. 20 no. 5, and a sneak-peek at one movement of a substantial piece by Beethoven's colleague and collaborator Franz Weiss.

SUGGESTED DONATION AT THE DOOR ONLY: $15

After a long hiatus, the Eybler Quartet will take to the stage in St. Catharines presenting less-well known works by J.B. Bréval, Joseph Bologne, Emanuel Aloys Förster and Mozart’s incredible String Quartet in D minor, K.421. As a particularly special attraction, we will be performing Cris Derksen’s White Man’s Cattle, a piece commissioned for the Eybler Quartet by the Banff Centre for the Arts in 2017 - this performance in Niagara has been on hold since May 2020 and we can’t wait for you to hear it!!! We will be joined by violinist Patricia Ahern taking the place of Aisslinn Nosky who is currently on a leave of absence from the Eybler Quartet.

Inside the Music draws the audience deep into a selected piece of music, guiding their listening experience. An intimate conversation with the members of the Eybler Quartet and Suzannah Clark, Professor of Music at Harvard University, reveals essentials such as harmony, phrase structure and the social significance of Haydn’s Op. 54 no. 3. With this context, you’ll hear the music as the cognoscenti from an 18th-century audience would! Program will also include Franz Asplmayr’s String Quartet op. 2 no. 6 in E flat major and Cris Derksen’s White Man’s Cattle a piece commissioned for the Eybler Quartet by the Banff Centre for the Arts in 2017.

He had to wait 250 years, but Franz Asplmayr’s day in the sun is still here - virtually of course! The Eybler Quartet’s world premiere recording of his Op. 2 drops April 15! Special Introductory Double CD Price: $20 + shipping at www.eyblerquartet.com/discography

CHECK BACK HERE SOON FOR A VIRTUAL RELEASE VIDEO!!

The Americas Society and Council of the Americas present the Eybler Quartet in a concert of Beethoven and the newly discovered work of the 19th century Peruvian composer Pedro Ximenes Abril Tirado. Works include Beethoven’s String Quartet Op. 18 no. 5 in A major and Ximenes-Tirado’s Cuarteto Op. 55.

Join the Eybler Quartet in a concert of Asplmayr, Vanhal and the newly discovered work of the 19th century Peruvian composer Pedro Ximenes Abril Tirado. Works include Vanhal Quartet in B flat, Op. 6 no. 6, Asplmayr Quartet in C major Op. 2 no. 5 and Tirado’s Cuarteto Op. 55. Doors open at 6:00 music begins at 6:15. As a special treat, Karin Cuellar, a doctoral candidate at McGill who researches the performance practice of the music of Pedro Ximenes Abril Tirado in its political, cultural and historical contexts, will join us to offer her unique insights into his music.

Ottawa Chamberfest presents the Eybler Quartet. Works to include Johann Baptist Vanhal’s Quartet Op. 6, no. 4 in G major, Franz Asplmayr’s Quartet Op. 2, no. 6 in E-flat major, Joseph Haydn’s Quartet Op. 54, no. 1 in G major and Paul Wiancko’s Ode on a Broken Loom (2019).

Ottawa Chamberfest presents a mixed program of New Music featuring the Eybler Quartet, the Singer and Fischer Duo and Emili Losier, Carissa Klopoushak, Paul Marleyn and Frédéric Lacroix. Works by Martin Wettstein, Kelly-Marie Murphy, Eldon Rathburn and Cris Derksen’s White Man’s Cattle (2018), performed by the Eybler Quartet.

The Banff Centre presents the Eybler, Parker and Bozzini Quartets. The concert features Ludwig van Beethoven’s Quartet Op. 18, no. 5 in A major, performed by the Eybler Quartet; Ana Sokolovic’s Commedia dell’arte III and the world premiere of Michael Oesterle’s String Quartet no. 4 (2019), performed by the Bozzini Quartet; and Franz Schubert’s Quintet in C major, D. 956, performed by the Parker Quartet with guest ‘cellist Paul Wiancko.

The Banff Centre presents the Eybler, Zeehelden, and Bergamot Quartets, as well as Quartet121 and ‘cellist Leah Plave. The concert features the world premiere of Paul Wiancko’s Ode on a Broken Loom (2019), performed by the Eybler Quartet; the world premiere of Njo Kong Kie’s Amplify HK performed by Quartet121; Joseph Haydn’s Quartet Op. 76, no. 4 in B-flat major, performed by the Zeehelden Quartet; the world premiere of Yoav Chorev’s Sham Yesh performed by the Bergamot Quartet; and Zosha di Castri’s Annsi de Suite featuring ‘cellist Leah Plave.

The Banff Centre presents the Eybler, Parker and JACK Quartets. The concert features Joseph Haydn’s Quartet Op. 54, no. 1 in G major, performed by the Eybler Quartet; the world premiere of Natacha Diels’ Beautiful Trouble, performed by the JACK Quartet; and György Kurtág’s Officium Breve, Op. 28 (1989) and Six Moments Musicaux (2005) performed by the Parker Quartet.