Described by the New York Times as “a string quartet that can easily morph into a jazz band” Quatuor Ebene-- Ensemble of the Year at the Midem Awards 2010 – presents a program of 16 pop and jazz tracks ranging from Wayne Shorter to Bruce Springsteen. The result is a recording that is both intimate and audcaious, searching yet familiar - reflective of the many influence that have touched their career thus far.

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Quatuor Ébène - Fiction

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This 16 track album embraces figures as diverse as Charlie Chaplin, Bruce Springsteen, Chick Corea, Harold Arlen, Wayne Shorter, Lennon & McCartney, Brad Mehldau and, in the title track, Nicholas Roubanis, composer of the main theme to Quentin Tarantino’s career-defining film, Pulp Fiction.

Guest appearances are made by Virgin Classics’ resident diva Natalie Dessay, American jazz singer Stacey Kent, iconic French actress Fanny Ardant (who proved a sexy chanteuse in the 2002 movie Huit femmes), Spanish pop star Luz Casal and drummer Richard Héry.

The quartet’s members even do some singing themselves, with viola-player Mathieu Herzog taking the vocal lead in Springsteen’s ‘Streets of Philadelphia’ and all four performing a cappella in their rendition (en français) of ‘Someday my prince will come,” from Walt Disney’s Snow White – which has formed a surprise encore in such august venues as London’s Wigmore Hall.