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About Pyxis Quartet
In 2023, the Pyxis Quartet continues to thrive in the concert scene with an exciting lineup of performances across various locations. They are set to embark on a North American tour featuring a selection of classical masterpieces, alongside world premieres of new works from contemporary composers. Upcoming events include a special collaboration with choreographers, integrating dance and music, aimed at creating a multidimensional concert experience that pushes the boundaries of traditional performances. Additionally, the quartet is actively involved in a residency program at a local university, where they conduct workshops and masterclasses, fostering the next generation of musicians. Their social media platforms are buzzing with updates, including behind-the-scenes glimpses into their rehearsals, interactive Q&A sessions with fans, and announcements of new concert dates, ensuring their audience stays engaged and informed. The Pyxis Quartet exemplifies how a contemporary ensemble can adapt and flourish within the live performance landscape while holding true to their roots in classical music.
Pyxis Quartet History
The Pyxis Quartet, formed in 2015, is an accomplished string quartet known for its captivating performances and innovative programming. Founded in Montreal, the ensemble quickly gained recognition for its commitment to both classical repertoire and contemporary compositions. The quartet's name, inspired by the constellation Pyxis (the Compass), reflects their aim to navigate through diverse musical territories, bringing both familiar and uncharted works to audiences around the globe. Over the years, the quartet has collaborated with renowned composers and performers, expanding their musical horizons. Their significant engagements include performances at prestigious venues such as the Tanglewood Music Festival and Carnegie Hall. Pyxis is dedicated to education and outreach, often participating in community programs that introduce classical music to new audiences, thereby forging an intimate connection between the performers and the community, which has been a pillar of their ethos since their inception.
