Alban Berg Quartet

The Alban Berg Quartet was a distinguished string quartet founded in 1971 in Vienna, Austria. Known for their interpretative depth and technical precision, they specialized in performing classical and contemporary music, often featuring works by 20th-century composers like Berg, Bartók, and Schoenberg. The ensemble was celebrated for its cohesive ensemble playing and nuanced expressiveness, contributing significantly to the chamber music world until their disbandment in 2008. Their performances were valued for blending intellectual insight with emotional clarity, making complex compositions accessible and engaging for audiences worldwide.