Quatuor Debussy

The Quatuor Debussy, a celebrated French string quartet, has captivated audiences worldwide for over three decades with their eclectic repertoire and passionate performances. Founded in Lyon in 1990, this renowned ensemble quickly made a name for itself, winning the prestigious Évian International String Quartet Competition in 1993. Since then, they have graced the most esteemed stages across the globe, from Japan to China, and everywhere in between.

Comprising Christophe Collette and Emmanuel Bernard on violins, Vincent Deprecq on viola, and Cédric Conchon on cello, the Quatuor Debussy is known for its diverse programming, which spans from classical masterpieces to contemporary works and even unique arrangements of popular music. Their discography is equally impressive, featuring numerous recordings that showcase their technical virtuosity and artistic sensitivity.

Beyond their concert performances, the Quatuor Debussy is deeply committed to educational and cultural projects, sharing their love for music with audiences of all ages. Supported by various cultural institutions, including the Ministry of Culture and the City of Lyon, the quartet continues to inspire and engage listeners with their rich musical offerings.