Knurl Quartet: an electroacoustic Cello quartet | Promo Video

Welcome to our special promo video featuring the Knurl Quartet! This group of four cellists is exploring the amazing sounds of a special electroacoustic cello called Knurl.
In this performance, you'll hear a mix of classical cello music and modern electronic sounds. The Knurl Quartet combines their talent with this unique instrument (Knurl) to create a fascinating musical experience. Get ready for a journey of rich, deep tones and exciting electronic effects that take cello music to a new level in this latest concert at instrument inventors initiative.
✨ *Performance Highlights:*
- Original music and arrangements that show off the Knurl cello's range
- A mix of acoustic and electronic sounds
- The quartet's teamwork and creative techniques that make their performance stand out formed by Katerina Papakostaki, Lucija Gregov, Rafaele Andrade and Jan Willem Troost
🎻 *About the Knurl Quartet:*
The Knurl Quartet is made up of four dedicated cellists who are passionate about the electroacoustic cello. Each member has their own style, creating a unique and captivating sound together.
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Video credits: Erfan Abdi
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[@patrickloiseleur]

A whole range of new possibilities for today's and tomorrow's cellists ! fascinating

[@raafandrade]

Thank you! True, there is a lot to explore on Knurl 😊 it is a whole new world for a cellist

[@mclem7670]

Ooff! Nevermind

[@IanTanLK]

I was expecting some nice music - not horror sound effects

[@raafandrade]

That's where new sounds comes from! 😊