Britain's Ruisi Quartet has dual specialties in early quartet repertory and contemporary music. The Ruisi Quartet was formed in 2013 by violinist Alessandro and cellist Max Ruisi. The second violinist is Oliver Cave, and the violist is Luba Tunnicliffe. The group has continued to be based on London. The quartet participated in the world premiere of Adès' Növények: Seven Hungarian Poems for mezzo-soprano and piano sextet at London's Wigmore Hall in November of 2022. The following year, the Ruisi Quartet made its recording debut with the album Big House. The Ruisi Quartet also appeared later that year on the French song recital Visions illuminées by soprano Mary Bevan.