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The Cypress String Quartet is a professional classical chamber music ensemble formed in 1996. The ensemble was founded and currently resides in San Francisco, California. The quartet's current members are: * Cecily Ward, violin * Tom Stone, violin * Ethan Filner, viola * Jennifer Kloetzel, cello The quartet travels approximately 100 days each year, performing throughout much of the United States, as well as in Mexico, Canada, England, France, Italy, Germany, Austria, and Japan. The Cypress was Quartet-in-Residence at San Jose State University from 2003 to 2009. ==Recordings== Recent commercial recordings include: * ("Dvorak: Cypresses & Op.106" ) (released February 2013 on AVIE Records) * ("Beethoven: The Late String Quartets" ) (3-disc set released March 2012) * ("Beethoven Late Quartets, Volume 3" ) (released March 2012 by the Cypress) * ("The American Album" ) (released November 2011 by the Cypress) * ("The 15th Anniversary Album" ) (released October 2011 by the Cypress) * ("Beethoven Late Quartets, Volume 2" ) (released August 2010 by the Cypress) * ("How She Danced: String Quartets of Elena Ruehr" ) (released independently in February 2010 on the Cypress's own label) * ("Beethoven Late Quartets, Volume 1" ) (released in August 2009 by the Cypress) * ("Benjamin Lees: String Quartets Nos.1, 5 and 6" ) (released in July 2009 on the Naxos label). Other recordings released by the Cypress Quartet include: * (Jennifer Higdon (Naxos 2008) ) - featuring 2003 Call & Response/Cypress String Quartet commission "Impressions" * Jay Cloidt (MinMax 2007) - ("Spectral Evidence" ) featuring "eleven windows" and "Spectral Evidence" for String Quartet * ("Debussy, Suk & Cotton" ) - featuring String Quartet No.1 by 2004 Call & Response composer Jeffery Cotton * ("Trilogy" ) (Summit 2004) - featuring music by 2007 Call & Response composer Daniel Asia (including his String Quartet No.2 (composed in 1985 and premiered by the Cypress Quartet in 2003) * ("Haydn, Ravel & Schulhoff" ) (2002) - featuring "Five Pieces for String Quartet" by the German composer Ervin Schulhoff whose music was lost and/or shunned for decades following his death in a Nazi concentration camp in World War II—by the East because of his so-called "degenerate" harmonies (influenced by Jazz music) and by the West because of his ardent communism (having set the Communist Manifesto for multiple orchestras and choirs). Currently Out of Print. * "Call & Response 2000 - Live" (2001) - featuring a live concert recording of the inaugural Call & Response program including "quartetto ricercare" by Dan Coleman. Currently Out of Print. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Cypress String Quartet」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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