Squire Artists is extremely pleased to announce that we will now be taking up the worldwide representation of the Weinberg Quartet.

“The energetic, playful mood of the Allegretto vivo of Tchaikovsky’s Third String Quartet was beautifully expressed by the skilful musical interaction between the four members of Weinberg Quartet. [...] During the poignant Andante funebre, one could hear a pin drop in the hall. Whether declamatory, solemnly homophonic or wistfully singing, every note was enveloped in empathy. Additionally, the foursome demonstrated some beautiful timbres.”

It is with great pleasure that Squire Artists welcomes piano duo Ludmila Berlinskaya & Arthur Ancelle to its roster of performing artists.

"The evening was brilliant for several reasons, firstly thanks to the excellence of the two performers' playing, their musicality and their perfect techniques, then by the choice of the program. (...) Ludmila Berlinskaya and Arthur Ancelle succeed masterfully: they share the same general, intellectual and sensitive conception of the score. Their cohesion, their exceptional complicity and their intelligence of the text are astonishing and give a splendid and exciting result." - Alexandre Sorel - Pianiste (France)

Now that the Amsterdam Concertgebouw has been forced to close its doors to the public until 11 November, we have decided to relocate the concerts to be given by the Malevich Piano Quartet and Aylin Sezer & Ed Spanjaard to MuziekHaven in Zaandam. The date will remain unchanged: Sunday 1 November 2020. Each concert will be held only once: the Malevich Piano Quartet will be playing at 3 PM and Aylin Sezer & Ed Spanjaard will be on stage at 8:15 PM. You will find updated information on our website as well as that of MuziekHaven.

We are happy to announce that Squire Artists will once again be organising a number of concerts under its own management. In addition to our contribution to the annually recurring Februari Festival in The Hague, we believe that - considering all the turbulent events of the past six months - there is no better time than the present for us to develop an initiative of our own.

The first two concerts will be held at the Amsterdam Concertgebouw Recital Hall on Sunday, 1 November 2020. Soprano Aylin Sezer & conductor/pianist Ed Spanjaard and the Malevich Piano Quartet (in collaboration with the Orlando Festival) will both be presenting their programme twice on this date. All the necessary information about concert times, programmes and tickets can be found on the Concertgebouw website.