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Dylan Naylor

Nikolai Amann

Vincent Royer

Daniel Raabe

Violin I

Viola

Cello

Valentin Ungureanu

Violin II

Violist

Cellist

Gürzenich - Orchester Köln

Canticle

Cologne

Allemagne

Flora Köln

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String Quartet No. 43 in D Minor, Hob. III:43

Five Movements, op. 5

String Quartet No. 2

Quatuor à cordes n° 15 en la mineur, op. 132

Mouvement Lent Pour Quatuor À Cordes 'Langsamer Satz'

Valide

Canticle: String Quartet No. 43 in D Minor, Hob. III:43 Haydn,FJ (+4 More)

No genre is as rich in tradition and at the same time experiences so much innovation as the string quartet. With its balanced sound, this unique formation of four equally important string instruments has survived 270 years of different periods and styles. Indeed, it more than survived, it thrived! Many composers found this the ideal instrumentation to condensate their own ideas and their personal language. Carl Maria von Weber, albeit not having written a string quartet of his own, described it as »musical consommé«, a bouillon of sound. The results of the century-long »thickening process« can be heard in this concert: In his remarkably short D Minor Quartet, Joseph Haydn demonstrates his refined quartet skills in a nutshell while at the same time saluting his brilliant student Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Anton Webern carefully weighs every one of his notes, György Ligeti follows the individual fibres of music all the way into microtonality, and Beethoven even centres his work around a »Holy song of thanksgiving of a convalescent to the Deity«.

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Canticle by Haydn, Webern, Ligeti, Beethoven, Du (2023/2023), Flora Köln, Cologne, Allemagne

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