Medici String Quartet

The Medici String Quartet, a renowned British chamber ensemble, captivated audiences worldwide with their exquisite performances from 1971 to 2007. Founded by the prodigious 17-year-old violinist Paul Robertson, the quartet established itself as a leading international ensemble, boasting an impressive discography of over 40 recordings. With members including Robertson on first violin, Tony Lewis on cello, and David Matthews on second violin until 1991, the Medici String Quartet delivered a rich tapestry of sound that resonated deeply with music enthusiasts. Their extensive repertoire and masterful interpretations of string quartets made them a standout in the classical music scene, leaving a lasting legacy that continues to inspire and enchant.