Dvořák / The Raphael Ensemble - String Quintet Op 97 / String Sextet Op 48 flac album

Album · 1999 · 8 Songs. String Sextet in A Major, Op. 48: 3. Furiant: Presto. 4. 48: 4. Tema con Variazioni, Allegretto grazioso, quasi andantino. 5. String Quintet No. 3 in E-Flat Major, Op. 97: 1. Allegro non tanto. 6. 97: 2. Allegro vivo - Un poco meno mosso.

String Sextet, Op. 48: IV. Finale. Tema con o grazioso, quasi andantino 05. 3, Op. 97: I. Allegro non tanto 06. 97: II. Allegro vivo-Minore. Un poco meno mosso 07. 97: III. Larghetto 08. 97: IV.

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48, the work that translated Dvorak's Slavic idiom to larger forms and did much to shape the rest of his career. The E flat Quintet, by contrast, is freer.

Quintet for Strings in E flat major, Op. 97/B 180 by Antonín Dvorák Performer: Andrea Hess (Cello), Elizabeth Wexler (Violin), Sally Beamish (Viola), Roger Tapping (Viola), James Clark (Violin) Orchestra/Ensemble: Raphael Ensemble Period: Romantic Written: 1893; USA Date of Recording: 06/1988 Length: 32 Minutes 4 Secs. The Raphael Ensemble, Dvorák: String Quintet & String Sextet. Used drive : SlimtypeDVD A DS8A8SH Adapter: 1 ID: 0. Read mode : Secure Utilize accurate stream : Yes Defeat audio cache : Yes Make use of C2 pointers : No.

For the two works presented here, the string sextet and the third string quintet, they have recruited two very experienced musicians. They blend so naturally with the ensemble that you'll find yourself wondering if the quartet has ever played without them. They maintain a precisely balanced tone which never wavers throughout both recordings. The result resembles a unitary body of sound, in which the individual voices breathe in perfect unison. Dvorak: String Quintet, Op. 97 & String Sextet, Op. 48. Jerusalem Quartet, Hagen. Four become five, or even six. Following their versions of Smetana, Janáček and Bartók, the Jerusalem Quartet continue exploring the chamber music repertoire for string ensemble. For the two works presented here, the string sextet and the third string quintet, they have recruited two very experienced musicians.

String Quintet No. 97. I. Allegro non tanto Antonin Dvorak; Jerusalem Quartet; Veronika Hagen; Gary Hoffman. The Jerusalem Quartet explores two aspects of Dvořák’s chamber music in this harmonia mundi release: Op. 48, one of the first big successes in the genre of a Bohemian composer who now enjoyed a well-established reputation in Europe, and Op. 97, one of the masterpieces from the years of American exile which brought him worldwide fame. A chance to discover two places, two periods, but always the same depth of expression in this indefatigable composer endowed with remarkable creative faculties. 96 kHz, 24-bit PCM – harmonia mundi Studio Masters.