The Chagall String Quartet is made up of young musicians from Italy and Turkey, which met, during their studies, in the city of Trieste (Italy).

Deriving from many different chamber music experiences, the "Chagall String Quartet" members founded this group in 2014, with the purpose of going deep to the heart of both the traditional string quartet repertoire and compositions rarely played, and world premieres, under the eyes of musicians like Andrea Amendola (Paul Klee 4et) and Pietro Serafin.

Appreciated by critics and audience for the great passion and the perfect mix between the various instruments present in its performances, the Chagall String Quartet got many prizes, including in particular the Golden Award and two special prizes at the "9th Svirél International Music Competition" (Slovenia), the First Prize at the 30th "Lilian Caraian Competition" (Italy) and the finalist certificate (3rd place) at the "Cameristi dell'Alpe Aria" International Competition (Italy, 2016). It has performed for important festivals, concert seasons and cultural institutions in Italy and abroad, such as the Parma Concert Society, the ACM Chamber Music of Trieste, the Association "Rodolfo Lipizer" of Gorizia, the BorGuitar Festival (Borgo Val di Taro, PM), the Kras Festival (Duino-TS), Gemonaimmagina 2016 and many others, collaborating with great artists such as Giampaolo Bandini, Cesare Chiacchiaretta and Igor Zobin. The formation gained great approval also for some premieres, by composers such as N. Jappelli and C. Chiacchiaretta. 

Marc Chagall and his famous painting 'The blue violinist ' (1913) inspired these projects and the name of the group.