Quatuor Voce

French String Quartet

Quatuor Voce is a French string quartet that has been active in the classical music scene since its formation in 2004. Comprising violinists Sarah Dayan and Cécile Roubin, violist Guillaume Becker, and cellist Lydia Shelley, the ensemble is known for its dynamic interpretations and diverse repertoire that spans from classical to contemporary works. They have gained international recognition through their performances in prestigious venues and festivals across Europe, Asia, and North America. Quatuor Voce has also collaborated with other renowned artists and composers, contributing to their reputation as one of the leading string quartets of their generation. The quartet's discography includes a variety of recordings that showcase their versatility and commitment to both traditional quartet literature and new music. Their work has been acknowledged with several awards, including the Vienna International Competition in 2012 and the Geneva International Music Competition in 2011.