Cuarteto Quiroga live in Urrugne

Experience Cuarteto Quiroga live on September 1st

Cuarteto Quiroga, a string quartet formed in 1996, is recognized for its interpretations of composers from the Spanish and Austrian traditions, alongside core classical and romantic repertoire. Their performances are often praised for their technical precision, emotional depth, and a distinctive sound characterized by warmth and clarity. The quartet frequently explores lesser-known works alongside established masterpieces, demonstrating a commitment to expanding the string quartet landscape. They have received numerous international awards acknowledging their artistic merit.

The Église Saint-Vincent D'Urrugne is a historical church located in the Basque town of Urrugne, in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department of southwestern France. Originally constructed in the 16th century, it showcases Basque architectural styles with notable features including a robust square tower and a relatively simple interior reflecting its origins as a parish church serving a rural community. The church underwent significant restoration work in the 20th century to preserve its historical fabric. Its acoustics are considered favorable for chamber music performances due to its size and stone construction, making it a venue occasionally utilized for cultural events. The building is registered as a *monument historique*, indicating its cultural significance to France.