The Borromeo String Quartet's new release "As It Was, Is, and Will Be" features music of Bela Bartok, Gunther Schuller, and rising star Mohammed Fairouz.

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"The Borromeo String Quartet is famous for being innovators in using technology in their performances. They created specially designed music stands for their MacBooks and use FootTimeTM, a "pdf score-reading tool that turns pages with a USB pedal." Check out the technology in action in the clip below, from a performance earlier this year for WNYC's "Soundcheck:"

Andrea Shea's interview spotlights Nick's Guarneri Del Gesu violin. Read and hear the interview here.

The Borromeo String Quartet has been named a winner of the 2007 Avery Fisher Career Grants, worth $25,000.

The Borromeo Quartet's performance of Schubert's Death and the Maiden was selected as the first podcast to be issued by the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. The Gardner has the oldest museum concert series in the United States and was also the first museum in the country to get involved in podcasting.

The Borromeo Goes the Distance to Bring Music Over the Miles: Using Maine's ATM network to get MUSIC, not money. The BSQ broadcasted a seminar on the history of the string quartet to students throughout out the State.

The Borromeo String Quartet welcomes a new member into the group.