The  Indigo Quartet  was born at the Music School of Fiesole in 2007 thanks to the impulse of Piero Farulli and Andrea Nannoni. He studied with the Artemis, Brodsky, Prometeo Quartets and with the components of the major quartets of our time (including Milan Skampa of the Quartet Smetana and Hatto Beyerle of the Quartet Alban Berg). In 2017 the Indigo Quartet obtained a Master in Chamber Music at the Musikhochschule in Hannover.

Guest of prestigious musical institutions (we point out the concert held at the Palazzo del Quirinale in Rome and broadcast live on Rai Radio 3), he has performed throughout Europe, and since 2017 he has taken part in the Le Dimore del Quartetto Project in collaboration with ADSI and Piero Farulli Association.

Finalist in the prestigious international competition "Premio Paolo Borciani 2017", the Indigo Quartet has won several prizes, including the international competitions "Premio Papini", "Enrica Cremonesi" and the scholarships "Hohenloher Kultursommer Hannover" and "Fondo Morosini for the culture". In 2014 he received the special “Jeunesses Musicales” award as part of the 10th edition of the “Paolo Borciani Award”. Numerous collaborations with internationally renowned musicians, including Bruno Canino, Avi Avital, Giovanni Scaglione, Yves Henry and Valentin Erben, historical cellist of the Alban Berg Quartet, with whom in 2012 he performed the quintet with two Schubert cellos.

Alongside the classical repertoire, he combines contemporary music, with the aim of exploring and spreading new musical languages: the group is in fact the winner of the “Giuseppe Scotese Prize” as best performer during the 53rd edition of the 'New Consonance Festival' in Rome; it is also an ensemble in residence at the “International HighScore Festival” of Pavia since 2010.  

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