Eybler Quartet

Canadian Period Instrument String Quartet

The Eybler Quartet is a Canadian string quartet that specializes in the performance of early string quartet literature on period instruments. Named after Joseph Leopold Eybler, a contemporary and friend of Mozart and Haydn, the ensemble is known for its historically informed performances that aim to reflect the sound-world of the composers whose works they play. The quartet consists of violinists Julia Wedman and Aisslinn Nosky, violist Patrick G. Jordan, and cellist Margaret Gay. They have garnered acclaim for their technical prowess and interpretive depth, bringing lesser-known classical and early romantic repertoire to audiences with a fresh perspective. The Eybler Quartet has produced several albums, including recordings of works by Joseph Haydn, Johann Baptist Vanhal, and their namesake Eybler, contributing to the appreciation of classical chamber music through their scholarly yet accessible approach to performance.