Vision String Quartet

Adam Koch violin
Daniel Stoll violin
Leonard Disselhorst cello
Sander Stuart viola

Founded in 2012, the Vision String Quartet combines the classical repertoire with its own compositions, influenced by folk, pop, rock, funk and minimalist music. Performing from memory, the musicians unite interpretative freedom with infectious energy, in a spirit that is as much string quartet as band. The ensemble appears at Hamburg’s Elbphilharmonie, the Berlin Philharmonie and London’s Wigmore Hall, as well as Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw, Venice’s La Fenice and Zurich’s Tonhalle. It also tours Japan, Australia and Korea. Its first album on Warner Classics received an Opus Klassik award in 2020. After Spectrum, devoted to its compositions and arrangements, In the Fields, released on ACT Music, brings classical, folk and jazz into dialogue around Bartók. Trained by the Artemis Quartet and Günter Pichler, the musicians won first prize and all special prizes at the Geneva Competition.