FOR FOUR, a debut album featuring four experienced period-instrument specialists. Intimate, dramatic and alive, Bellevue String Quartet invites you to experience the string quartet anew.
“Our debut album FOR FOUR journeys across four centuries of music, with J.S. Bach’s Art of Fugue at its heart.
Performed on period instruments, it brings Bach into vivid conversation with Purcell, Locke, Byrd and bold contemporary works. Four distinct voices chase, challenge and inspire one another, revealing the timeless power of music created in dialogue”.

Hannah Tibell is a prominent Baroque violinist and chamber and orchestral musician in the Öre-sund region. She performs with Bellevue String Quartet, Concerto Copenhagen, Höör Barock and Göteborg Baroque, as well as leading early music ensembles in the UK. Her recordings include Höör Barock’s Golovinmusiken, winner of the 2020 Swedish Grammis for Best Classical Album.

Canadian-American Baroque violinist Alison Luthmers is an acclaimed leader, soloist and cham-ber musician.She performs regularly with Concerto Copenhagen and Camerata Øresund and has appeared as guest concertmaster with numerous Scandinavian ensembles.Her first solo album, featuring J.H. Roman’s Assaggi for Solo Violin, was released in 2025, when she was also named “Artist of the Season” by Swedish Radio P2.

Rastko Roknic studied viola in Belgrade and Oslo and Baroque viola in Odense.He performs with Scandinavian early music ensembles and has appeared across Europe, the Middle East and the USA. His discography includes around 30 recordings, among them the Grammis-winning Roman: Golovinmusiken and the Diapason d’Or-winning Muffat: Armonico tributo.

Judith-Maria Blomsterberg studied cello in Lübeck and Baroque cello with Jaap ter Linden at the Royal Conservatoire The Hague. A member of Concerto Copenhagen since 2007, she is currently its principal cellist and also performs with Barokksolisterne and other chamber ensembles. She regularly teaches Baroque cello at music academies in Malmö, Copenhagen and Odense.