Fitzwilliam Quartet

The Fitzwilliam String Quartet, founded in 1968 by four Cambridge University students, is a distinguished British ensemble renowned for its captivating performances and extensive discography. Specializing in chamber music, the quartet has earned international acclaim for its interpretations of classical and modern works. With a rich history spanning over five decades, the Fitzwilliam String Quartet continues to enchant audiences with its refined musicianship and dynamic presence. Comprising members Alan George, Andrew Roberts, Andrew Skidmore, and Christopher Rowland, the quartet's performances are a testament to their collective artistry and deep connection with the music they bring to life.