The Arild Quartet is a Danish string quartet founded in 2008, now firmly established among Denmark's leading chamber ensembles. Its four members - Tobias Sneh Durholm, Johannes Søe Hansen, Stine Hasbirk Brandt and Ingemar Brantelid - all hold or have held principal positions in the Royal Danish Orchestra and the DR Symphony Orchestra. The quartet is known for its 2018 Beethoven cycle of all 16 string quartets across 24 concerts, and for its Dacapo Records release of the long-neglected quartets by Danish Romantics C.F.E. Horneman and Asger Hamerik. They have toured Brazil, Scotland, Finland, the Czech Republic, Greece and Sweden.
In season 26/27, Arild Quartet tours with the poetry concert program 'The Living String Quartet' in collaboration with actress Karen-Lise Mynster, and performs string octet programs with NOVO Quartet.
The program 'The Living String Quartet' had its premiere at Takkelloftet, the Opera on November 15, 2025 and included the world premiere of Bent Sørensen's 'Retrospection' from 2025.
Arild Quartet performed at Schubertiaden 2025 in Roskilde together with cellist Andreas Brantelid.
The quartet's recordings of C.F.E. Horneman's string quartets were broadcast repeatedly on DR P2 in the summer of 2025.
Arild Quartet performed a series of three concerts with all of Brahms' string quartets at Nordfalsters Koncerthus in October 2024.
Two string quartets perform octets by Shostakovich, Gliere and Mendelssohn at Garnisonskirken.
Membership in Kammermusikforeningen af 1911 offering access to classical chamber music throughout the season. Includes two guest tickets to concerts featuring ensembles such as NOVO Quartet, Vokalensemblet Vigdis, and more.
Arild Kvartetten presents classical chamber music in a performance exploring the role and expressiveness of string instruments.
Arild Kvartetten and Rosalinde Mynster explore the string quartet's evolution from Haydn to Bent Sørensen through music and storytelling.
Arild Kvartetten, a classical string quartet, performs live at Nordfalsters Koncerthus with works from the classical repertoire.