Haydn - String Quartets opp. 42 & 77, Seven Last Words
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Label: Hyperion
Cat No: CDA68410
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 2
Genre: Chamber
Release Date: 7th April 2023
Contents
Works
String Quartet in D minor, op.42String Quartets (2), op.77
The Seven Last Words of our Saviour on the Cross, op.51 (string quartet)
Artists
The London Haydn QuartetWorks
String Quartet in D minor, op.42String Quartets (2), op.77
The Seven Last Words of our Saviour on the Cross, op.51 (string quartet)
Artists
The London Haydn QuartetAbout
It provides an apt and generous coupling for the two magnificent Op.77 Quartets, Haydn's final complete contribution to the string quartet genre.
"Some of the greatest, most formally innovative, inventive and deeply felt string quartets ever composed, delivered by a quartet of players of faultless intonation, unanimity and blend." – BBC Music Magazine (CDA68335)
"There are moments where it's really stunning and I don't think it could have been done quite so well in any other way...wonderful stuff." – BBC Record Review (CDA68230)
Reviews
There is a wonderful immediacy about the London Haydn Quartet’s playing here, complemented by superb recorded sound. The ensemble’s period instruments, gut strings and considered stylistic approach offer plenty of colour and contrast.
As well as the buoyancy and silvery quality of the LHQ’s vibrato-light playing, there’s a real sense of invention – of making music afresh – with a questioning, almost improvisatory quality to the great ascending violin solo at the climax of Op. 77 No. 2’s slow movement.Error on this page? Let us know here
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