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Barbara Seifert

Astrid Schütte

Almut Bormann

Astrid Müller

Deutsches Nationaltheater und Staatskapelle Weimar

Amalia Quartett

Weimar

Deutschland

Deutsches Nationaltheater

Foyer

Public

String Quartet No. 2 in E-flat Major, op. 26

Streichquartett in Es-Dur op. 127

Genehmigt

With the E-flat major quartet op. 127, Beethoven ventured again for the first time after a fourteen-year break into the most important of all chamber music genres: Music of the very highest order, whose density and emotional intensity left contemporaries »baffled«. Korngold's 2nd Quartet was written in the summer of 1933 and vacillates between charm, wit and melancholy. A Viennese waltz serves as the finale - summoned cheerfulness in dark times.

 

with the Amalia Quartett: Barbara Seifert (violin), Astrid Schütte (violin), Almut Bormann (viola), Astrid Müller (cello)

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