Boris Tishchenko, String Quartet no.4 (1980)

[@ronaldbwoodall2628]

A tragic, desolate, dramatic, gorgeous, gut-wrenching masterpiece. From its engrossing opening measures to its evocative, emotionally stagnant conclusion, this Quartet is a memorable experience. I could call it Shostakovich's Sixteenth Quartet, but it attains a depth and eloquence that exceeds any of the latter's masterpieces in that genre.

[@CsrlWiener]

Also reminded me of DSCH

[@CsrlWiener]

Tischenko is so very much his own person

[@kuang-licheng402]

nice

[@pmaya3443]

Amazing.

[@adamboeker2110]

the second quartet is even better! Check it out!

[@machida5114]

good!

[@Richard_is_cool]

So somber...