Andras Fejer (seated) has been a member of the celebrated Takacs Quartet since 1975. Together with violinist Karoly Schranz, Andras Fejer has been a member of the celebrated Takacs Quartet since 1975.
Hearing the Takacs Quartet has been a frequent pleasure in Northeast Ohio. The ensemble, originally from Hungary but quartet-in-residence at the University of Colorado in Boulder for two decades, has ...
The venerable Takács Quartet, formed in 1975 in Budapest, is now in its 49th year. Cellist András Fejer is the only current member who formed the original Takács Quartet when all its members were ...
Don’t expect balloons and noisemakers for the 50th anniversary season celebration of the Takács Quartet, which performs at La Jolla Music Society’s Baker-Baum Concert Hall on Saturday. Also don’t ...
It's about as far from Vienna's Musikverein or the Wigmore Hall as you can imagine, but for the Takacs Quartet, it's home. This is Boulder, Colorado - defined on one side by the foothills of the Rocky ...
As The Takács Quartet approach the end of their fiftieth anniversary, the ensemble has announced that cellist András Fejér will retire at the end of the 2025-26 season. Fejér is the last remaining ...
The Takacs Quartet (from left, violist Geraldine Walther; violinist Edward Dusinberre; cellist Andras Fejer; and violinist Karoly Schranz) will perform a Bartok cycle next week on the Cleveland ...
Harumi Rhodes, violin; András Fejér, cello; and Hsiao-Ling Lin present a program of sonatas and trios. Please join us for an evening inspired by the golden magic of nature and the universal songs of ...
Although members of the Takacs Quartet have been living in the United States for only four years, those have been years of vast change in their native Hungary. ”It`s like Murphy`s Law or a bad joke in ...
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