It is a young, fresh, unspoiled view on the music of centuries past that has secured the Schumann Quartett, since its foundation in 2007, the uninterrupted attention of music public.Together with Estonian violist Liisa Randalu, the ensemble’s latest Ars Produktion release brings their unmistakable enthusiasm and breathtaking technical sovereignty to three very different works by Mozart, Verdi and Ives that have been in the quartet's repertoire for some time, maturing over many concert performances.“No doubt: the future belongs to this quartet.” (Ensemble Magazine)
