
Medusa Quartet
Classical string quartet Medusa Quartet performs at Rus & Riller in Faaborg.
Medusa Quartet is a Toronto-based chamber-folk string quartet made up of Georgia Hathaway, Lea Kirstein, Marta Sołek and Saskia Tomkins. The group reimagines the classical string quartet by pairing violin, viola and cello with rare, revived folk instruments such as the Polish suka and the Swedish nyckelharpa. Their repertoire fuses Middle Eastern, Scandinavian, Celtic, Appalachian and Eastern European traditions with original compositions, and their 2023 debut EP earned a Canadian Folk Music Award nomination for Instrumental Group of the Year.
Medusa Quartet released their first full-length album 'Weaving Gold in Broken Places', inspired by the Japanese kintsugi tradition.
The quartet is touring Denmark in October 2026 with concerts in Copenhagen, Sønderborg and Faaborg, among others.
The band has also toured in Canada, USA and Britain with performances at, among others, Calgary Folk Music Festival and Roy Thomson Hall.
The debut EP 'Medusa' was nominated for a Canadian Folk Music Award in the Instrumental Group of the Year category.

Classical string quartet Medusa Quartet performs at Rus & Riller in Faaborg.

Classical chamber music with Medusa Quartet at Ebeltoft Kirke.

String quartet Medusa Quartet performs at Huset in Aalborg.

String quartet Medusa Quartet performs at Lev & Lær in Ærtevænge.

Canadian string quartet Medusa Quartet performs with rare instruments and a repertoire spanning European, Middle Eastern, and North American traditions. Aske Skat opens with folk, country, soul, and rock.

The classical string quartet Medusa Quartet performs at Sønderborghus.

Medusa Quartet combines rare instruments with global musical traditions, while Aske Skat opens the evening with alternative Americana.