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Wonderful ! Very nice music! Congratulations Sincerely it's a joy

Hermoso cuarteto. Emotivo y perfecto. Indispensable Haydn!!!

Incredible incredible incredible, the piece this performance and the audio

Obra exquisita. Magistral interpretación.

I love these boys ❤

❤❤❤

so nice. I liked the melody and the performance as well.

Janácek sempre surpreendente. Maravilhoso e criativo quarteto. Parabéns ao grupo pala excelente performance.

Absolutely stunning

The climax at 26:25 is one of my favourite moments in any piece of chamber music ever. Perhaps the best performance of this masterpiece, technical perfection aside, it has so much raw emotion in it it really conveys what Mendelssohn poured in this tremendous work.

Bravo ❤❤❤❤❤

23:46 The cello part here is one of the best things ever composed and Oliver is in it 👏🏻

9:47

Beautiful music. It deserves in the years ahead to be labeled an absolute classic. Sorry there are no more listeners.

I think just maybe the clarinetists reed is a bit hard.The Flutist is brilliant !

bravoooooooo!!!!!

Fantastic

C'est très romantique, cette œuvre composée en l'hommage de sa sœur Fanny en mai 1847, Mendelssohn mourra quelques mois en octobre de la même année, juste après elle.

Grandios. Musikalische Leidenschaft pur hat uns Janacek hier geboten. Eine wunderbare Interpretation.

All the coughing. One reason I will not attend live performances. Plus people talking, rustling their programs or candy wrappers. Their strong perfume or tobacco breath or other body smells. Applause immediately as the music stops ! No I'll stay in my lovely home where it is quiet and sweet and listen to a studio recording in a comfortable chair or sofa until the music is finished and slowly melts back into the silence.

A superb rendition of this masterwork of the sextet repertoire!

Have now watched a few orchestral performances of this and it is truly a chamber piece like seen here - reduced to the core, as minimal as the music itself. I know the Ensemble Modern recording (1997) pretty well and this came quite close to it. Bravo!

This is great! I'm working on it right now to perform in October and this is truly inspirational - especially from a musical standpoint. It's easy to play this with bravado but at the moment, the delicacy of the piece is completely missing. This performance inspires me to think more about that. Thank you!!!!

Что делать, после Гульда разве возможно слушать Вариации в исполнении ещё кагото. Лучшее враг хорошего. Строгий закон. Островский. 18.04.24.

Britten was a mere 19 when he composed this highly original work, dedicated to oboist Eugene Goossens but with the score being given to his long time teacher Frank Bridge. The 'fantasy quartet' (sometimes "phantasie" with reference to Purcell) was a British trend in the early 20th century which allowed for odd mixtures of instruments. Vaughan Williams wrote a fantasy quintet pre-WW1. Because the UK was not in step with Continental trends in extended chamber music but there were many excellent soloists who had learned how play with string ensembles in the music colleges quite a lot were written. Britten's Op.2 is very disciplined and seemingly in conventional arch form but is harmonically complex, "modern", has musical quotes from Bridge, Berg, Prokofiev and Ravel but it does not imitate their styles yet brings something new into the music of the time, which developed rapidly in the larger orchestral and vocal works which are more familiar and stand the test of time. Britten notably liked the possibilities of the oboe and cor anglais in larger works for a cutting but full sound and very different harmonics from clarinets. His much later solo oboe 'Ovid Metamorphises' explores this further and it is said that he woke up to the oboe family via Mahler, Prokofiev and Shostakovich. The musicians here are first class and know the seldom performed 'master piece' ,in the literal and historical sense of the term, inside out. Others stumble but these musicians do not.

Una autentica maravilla

another piece of atonal rubbish

First movement is played by far too slow 😮😢

An excellent performance, but the recording is kinda woofy (indistinct) in the lower registers, IMHO. Still, a lovely rendition!

Delightful pieces and played magnificently!

Back in the sixties, my piano teacher Sister Mary Geraldine told me Andante meant an easy walking pace. And the nuns were never wrong!

Sublime, Mozart would be proud of this performance. I love this music.❤

20:59 my favorite part

It's a wonderful performance of a stunning work! (But please - cellist - trim your bangs.)

Three excellent musicians. The trio is simply fantastic! Thanks for posting.

Superb!

That was lovely... :-) The passion during the playing was wonderful

This marvelous piece is new to me. Thank you.

Listen to the first two bars: “East-Side-West-Side…”(“The Sidewalks Of New York”)

Bravo! Beautiful playing!!!

great performance! I enjoyed looking at the dedication of the musicians

We don’t care about watching the piano while the cello is doing something more interesting, please. Excellent performance!

I feel over doing trills detracts from the expression of one of the most beautiful works of all time.

The pace here suits me fine. I taste the notes, each note has an identity but they dance together in harmony. An opening to the spiritual dimension. The Goldberg Variations are Bach's brilliant masterpiece.🙏

I saw the performance yesterday in San Francisco, truly beautiful ❤

SO NICE !

Does this ensemble have a name ?

I8:05 would have preferred if his left hand were more prominent and his right hand less so as I believe the mood is delivered by the left hand. 23:06 too slow and unenthusiastic. 25:08 too legato. The rest is likely poorly interpreted.

Todos tocan muy bien, felicidades

Savage piece