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Old 11-14-2020, 08:07 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I'm stuck on the austere but vital sound of the Juilliard String Quartet but completely open to hear and evaluate other versions.
Sorry to triple post but I hear you on this opinion. I got to see them perform in Japan once.
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Sorry to triple post but I hear you on this opinion. I got to see them perform in Japan once.
LUCKY B******! The original four? Mann was the teacher of someone I dated at Juilliard. Closest I got! Anyway I'm going to start a separate thread for the discussion a bit later. Or if you feel inclined tonight start one (pick any single quartet piece/ensemble on Spotify). I'll chime in soon. Let's leave this one open for future suggestions/observations.
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