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BubregQuartett

Four siblings from Reutte in Tyrol – Sara, Bence, Márton and Levente Bubreg – and an unusual combination of instruments with a sound of its own.

The Bubreg Quartett on stage: flute, clarinet, bassoon and saxophone

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… especially when playing together, the Bubregs – not least because of their many years of making music together – are an absolutely remarkable artistic presence!

Prof. Michael Cede, Tyrolean State ConservatoryTranslated from German

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The Bubreg Quartett brings together four siblings from Reutte in Tyrol: Sara Bubreg (flute), Bence Bubreg (clarinet), Márton Bubreg (saxophone) and Levente Bubreg (bassoon). They grew up in a Hungarian-Austrian family of musicians, and playing together has been at the heart of their musical life from an early age. The unusual combination of flute, clarinet, saxophone and bassoon gives the ensemble a sound of its own.

In changing line-ups – from Duo Bubreg², absolute winners of Concertino Praga in 2018, to the full quartet – the four have shared the stage for more than ten years. Their training took them to the Tyrolean State Conservatory, the mdw – University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich and The Colburn School in Los Angeles. Important impulses came from Michael Cede, Yehuda Gilad, Koryun Asatryan, Dag Jensen, François Benda and Joonatan Rautiola, among others. The quartet enjoys close artistic collaborations with composers such as Martin Rainer, Péter Furák, Jean Matitia and Gregory Wanamaker, whose original works, arrangements and artistic contributions have enriched its repertoire.

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    Werner Pirchner Prize – final (if we reach it)

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