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Martinů String Quartet

The Martinů String Quartet performs at the Queen’s Hall on Monday 9 November 2026 as part of Edinburgh’s New Town Concerts series. The Czech ensemble’s appearance falls during its fiftieth-anniversary tour, with the concert starting at 7.30pm.

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The quartet’s Edinburgh stop is a chamber-music recital: four string players sharing a single musical conversation, rather than a large orchestra on stage.

Key Event Details

DatesMonday 9 November 2026
Times7.30pm
LocationThe Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh
PriceCheck official ticket page

A Czech chamber-music anniversary

Formed in 1976, the Martinů Quartet has spent five decades performing music written for two violins, viola and cello. The ensemble takes its name from the Czech composer Bohuslav Martinů, and its long association with Czech repertoire makes the anniversary tour especially relevant to chamber-music audiences.

The performance is presented by New Town Concerts, the Edinburgh series that also hosts visiting ensembles and instrumentalists across the season. Rather than invent a list of pieces, readers should check the official concert programme for the confirmed works and performers.

Tickets and practical details

The concert begins at 7.30pm at the Queen’s Hall, 85–89 Clerk Street. The building is south of the city centre, within reach of bus services along Clerk Street and Nicolson Street.

If you are comparing New Town Concerts dates, the series also offers subscription booking for multiple performances. Check the organiser’s current ticket terms and any available concessions before deciding between a single concert and a series ticket.

For current booking information and any programme changes, check the official event listing.

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