Dubois String Quartet
The Dubois String Quartet (French: Quatuor à cordes Dubois) was a Canadian string quartet that actively performed for 28 consecutive seasons from 1910 to 1938. The ensemble was founded and led by cellistJean-Baptiste Dubois, who was the only member of the group to play in every season. The other original members were violinistsAlbert Chamberland and Alphonse Dansereau and violist Eugene Schneider. Later members included violinists Eugène Chartier, René Gagnier, and Lucien Martin. Later members included violist Joseph Mastrocola and violinists Eugène Chartier, René Gagnier, Lucien Martin, Maurice Onderet, and Lucien Sicotte. The quartet was disbanded upon Dubois' death in July 1938.[1]
The quartet performed frequently at Windsor Hall in Montreal from 1915 to 1927.[2]
References
- ^Gilles Potvin. "Dubois String Quartet". The Canadian Encyclopedia. Archived from the original on March 23, 2005.
- ^Gilles Potvin (March 4, 2015). "Windsor Hall/Salle Windsor". The Canadian Encyclopedia.
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