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Old 01-28-2021, 02:29 PM   #31 (permalink)
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Beethoven's Concerto Grosso is my favorite work from him, his 15th and 16th Quartets are also him in his prime, truly innovative stuff as well
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Hey all the late quartets are amazing either way, but 15 and 16 get me.
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Someone just (recently, anyway) put up a live version of The Juilliard String Quartet performing Op. 131 LIVE (the 1974 group). Well, I had to stop everything to listen.

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no. 13 Op 130 in b flat major alban berg quartet

Commenters go on about how good the Catavina (fifth movement 23:30 ) is. We'll see.
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I assume it's been mentioned, but the Emerson String Quartet recordings are really something. Very well recorded too
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I assume it's been mentioned, but the Emerson String Quartet recordings are really something. Very well recorded too
Yes and yes!
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String Quartet In B Flat, Op. 18, No. 6 (1977, CBC)
The Orford String Quartet
Terence Helmer viola
Andrew Dawes violin
Kenneth Perkins violin
Marcel St-Cyr cello

One of the "lighter" quartets in the series and handled so by Orford.
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Music and notes, notes and music.
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