Quartetto Cherubini

Quartetto Cherubini was established in 2016 in Florence and has since won 12 First Prizes in national and international competitions, showcasing their talent in more than 100 concerts across Italy (including the Festival delle Nazioni, Cantiere Internazionale d’Arte di Montepulciano, Festival di Bellagio e Lago di Como, and Concerti del Tempietto in Rome), Germany (for Jeunesses Musicales Internationales), and Hungary (at the Vaci Vilagi Vigalom festival).

The quartet has performed as a solo ensemble with orchestras, string and wind ensembles.
The quartet has been selected twice (in 2017 and 2019) among the 15 groups from around the world to participate in the International Chamber Music Campus in Weikersheim (Germany). They have also specialized in chamber music with Quartetto di Cremona, Vogel Quartett, Kuss Quartett, Heime Müller, and Dirk Mommertz. The group is committed to promoting classical and chamber music in schools, with their project "I Musicanti di Brema," featuring a narrator and saxophone quartet, as well as performing in disadvantaged environments, including concerts at the detention center of Sollicciano in Florence.
In 2022, the quartet was among the winners of the Attraverso i Suoni competition, held by Agimus and Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Firenze, which led to numerous performances and collaborations throughout Italy. In addition to their work on the historical repertoire, Quartetto Cherubini regularly collaborates with young composers, with the aim of promoting and spreading saxophone quartet literature. Their discographic debut, "Origines," recorded for Da Vinci Classics, showcases their artistry and skill.
Simone Brusoni, Soprano Saxophone
Adele Odori, Alto Saxophone
Leonardo Cioni, Tenor Saxophone
Ruben Marzà, Baritone Saxophone