Chamber Music Magazine American Ensemble feature.

"It’s a good thing the Pacific Northwest has plenty of coffee, because Domenic Salerni of Dalí Quartet hinted it’s the key to pulling together the string quartet’s high-energy performance. Well, that and a lively combination of “classical roots with Latin soul.”

Live from Oregon & Washington State Tour

The Dalí Quartet sat down with WRTI's Susan Lewis for a lunchtime performance and interview. 

On October 1, 2017, The Dalí Quartet and Philadelphia Orchestra principal clarinetist, Ricardo Morales, performed a benefit concert for the victims of hurricane Maria.

Dalí featured on WHYY-TV's arts, cultural, and entertainment magazine, Friday Arts.

When violinist Domenic Salerni left the Vega String Quartet of Atlanta early this year to become first violinist of Philadelphia's Dali String Quartet, the biggest change was not in geography, but in musical accent. While both ensembles perform music of the classic European tradition with equal fondness, the Dali shifts its focus to Latin-American composers.

The Dali Quartet will join West Chester University's School of Music this year as its Artist in Residence. 

The Dali Quartet's recording of American composer Edward Thomas' String Quartet now available on the Naxos Label. 

The Dali Quartet debuts a whole new sound in its hometown.

The Dalí Quartet is the inaugural ensemble in a pilot program created by the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society in conjunction with the Free Library this year.

The Dali Quartet honored to be among a select group of ensembles invited to showcase at Chamber Music America's 2015 National Conference in NYC.

When Chamber Music Tulsa decided to be one of the partners in Any Given Child, it also wanted to treat the adults, as well.

Dali's Canadian debut feature article in "El Popular," the only Spanish paper in Canada since 1970.

Su único diaro en español de Canadá desde 1970.

The Dali Quartet was selected by PennPAT to showcase at the 2012 PA Presenters Conference.

The Dali receives grant support from Pennsylvania Performing Arts on Tour for its new web site.