In 2004, Luke Hnenny became second violinist and Peter Hedlin replaced Bardutz as cellist. The Amati Quartet performed a yearly recital series, and played at various University of Saskatchewan events. In May 2005, it performed for Queen Elizabeth II during her visit in honour of Saskatchewan’s 100th anniversary, and undertook a project to perform all of Joseph Haydn’s string quartets. Passion for Haydn, From the Heart It was Marla Cole's wish that the quartet record an album. After she was diagnosed with breast cancer, she was able to secure financial help from The Cameco Riders' Touchdown for Dreams program, a partnership between Cameco, the Saskatchewan Roughriders, the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency, and the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan. The album Passion for Haydn was released in 2016. Cole died in 2017; in 2018, the quartet released the album From the Heart, which is dedicated to her. Final Concert, 2018 In June 2018, the Amati Quartet played its last concert, which was a fundraiser for the Marla Cole Memorial Fund. The musicians were her husband Geoff Cole (viola), Rudy Sternadel (violin), Terence Sturge (cello) and violinist Sam Milner. The instruments remain in the possession of the university. Discography Passion for Haydn (2016) From the Heart (2018) References Other sources External links Amati instruments Canadian string quartets Musical groups from Saskatoon Musical groups established in 2003 2003 establishments in Saskatchewan