You can hear this track on Dover Quartet's new album "Encores", out NOW! Listen on Spotify here: spoti.fi/2XMWdhe. The album is full of exciting and beautiful movements from some of the most well-loved quartets. And don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell - we'll be releasing more videos from the album over the coming weeks!
You're going to have to stop doing this to me, Dover Quartet! What an amazing performance! There's only so much I can take. Only joking. 😁I could take this all day long. Thank you, Brooklyn Classical, for another superb upload! [Could we have the gorgeous second movement as well, please? I’m sure it would melt my heart.]
Wow -- when the playing is this solid and clean it becomes a whole new piece. Congratulations. The viola is terrific -- that also makes a huge difference.
"DIVINE" ❤ Someday pray to be as good as you 🙏 you're all so in sync with your tools.... literally an extention of yourselves👌 simply splendid if you ask me.
Bravissimo! Wonderful rendition of this epic movement! Brings back very happy memories of when my family string quartet performed this at a competition years ago. We had practised it fairly slowly for accuracy, but on the night of the competition, my father led us in much faster than we'd ever played it before... practically double time and we just had to follow him!! Performing it suddenly so much faster was absolutely exhilarating.. especially when we unexpectedly won!!!
I enjoyed this as much as I enjoyed listening to/seeing the Cypress String Quartet play this...which I never thought I'd say about another quartet. This was magnificent!
In case you still wonder those are wireless devices (bluetooth protocol) that allow musicians to “turn the page” of a musical score that is displayed on a tablet like the iPad by tapping the peddle with your foot so you can use both hands all the time for playing music.
Unsure if this is normal within a quintet, but the cellist is watching the other players, while they are only reading the sheet music. Is there a reason for this?
They were among the eight musicians performing the Mendelssohn octet at the conclusion of the Arizona Friends of Chamber Music festival a few years ago. A friend at that performance claimed that he watched Camden (the cellist) who must have the entire piece memorized as he never looked at his part once. It is possible he always memorizes his part.
You can hear this track on Dover Quartet's new album "Encores", out NOW! Listen on Spotify here: spoti.fi/2XMWdhe. The album is full of exciting and beautiful movements from some of the most well-loved quartets. And don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell - we'll be releasing more videos from the album over the coming weeks!
Голую музыку не так интересно слушать, как наблюдать за вашей эмоциональной игрой!
This is the best performance for this piece.
Such an energized performance! Did anyone else notice the broken bow hair at the end? This is very relatable.
Thank you! One stationary camera, allowing us to focus on the music and the musicians. Beautiful simplicity.
The production crew must been having conniption fits over that one. Yeah! Perfect venue for a quartet. Thanks for pointing it out.
Yes, the violist is superb!
You're going to have to stop doing this to me, Dover Quartet! What an amazing performance! There's only so much I can take. Only joking. 😁I could take this all day long. Thank you, Brooklyn Classical, for another superb upload! [Could we have the gorgeous second movement as well, please? I’m sure it would melt my heart.]
Thanks!
Never before had I heard a quartet violist play so exceptionally well.
Wow -- when the playing is this solid and clean it becomes a whole new piece. Congratulations. The viola is terrific -- that also makes a huge difference.
Isn't she brilliant? 4:20 to the end felt like a duet between the 1st violin and the viola.
Brought tears to my eyes with this perfoance. Bravo 👏🏻
It's all about the articulation. Superb!
Magnificent! 👏👏👏
Very fine musicians.
Beautifully played!
wow, this is beyond anything I've heard sting quartets play.. the details are amazing and everything is so well balanced!
also; great recording :)
Absolutely beautiful!
This piece sounds so energetic and festive. Great performance!
"DIVINE" ❤ Someday pray to be as good as you 🙏 you're all so in sync with your tools.... literally an extention of yourselves👌 simply splendid if you ask me.
We all wish for that
Genial gemachte Kammermusik!
Akustische und optisch!
Ein Superteam!
Danke!
Bravissimo! Wonderful rendition of this epic movement! Brings back very happy memories of when my family string quartet performed this at a competition years ago. We had practised it fairly slowly for accuracy, but on the night of the competition, my father led us in much faster than we'd ever played it before... practically double time and we just had to follow him!! Performing it suddenly so much faster was absolutely exhilarating.. especially when we unexpectedly won!!!
Another excellent performance, thank you.
Incredible performance... and that space sounds otherworldly.
Wow, spectacular! I have never heard this song before. It's so fun to watch you play; really enhances the experience.
Waw ... Simply brilliant!! ... Love it! ... As a quartet you sound as one!
Beautiful job!!!👍
I am fascinated of you👏
Please do the 3rd movement of this piece thats my favorite by far
Wow wow...I love listening to the Dover quartet at work. Perfection. I love the cello but the violins and viola seal the deal🙌❤
WOW! Wonderful!
Ottimo grazie!!!
I find it so amazing when I watch and listen, to see you play so effortlessly, with perfection!
WOW, you guys. Amazing, thank you!!!
Greets from Germany 😚
Wish, I could be more like you.
riveting performance
That was WONDERFUL! Thank you so much.
wow, great work guys!!!
Linda!!!!
Magnífica!!!
wow an excellent performance right here :D
Your tone is amazing!! 😍
Muito muito muito muito bons os quatro PARABENS !!!!
Excelentes PARABENS.
SALUDOS BUEN TRIBUTO
Wow
Applaus
I enjoyed this as much as I enjoyed listening to/seeing the Cypress String Quartet play this...which I never thought I'd say about another quartet. This was magnificent!
🥰 Моё настроение теперь такое игривое! 😂🥰😇
Delicious!
Beautiful! Curious what are the devices on the floor and how are they being used during the performance?
In case you still wonder those are wireless devices (bluetooth protocol) that allow musicians to “turn the page” of a musical score that is displayed on a tablet like the iPad by tapping the peddle with your foot so you can use both hands all the time for playing music.
@@sdbryan2graças a tecnologia não preciso mais entrar em desespero sempre que precisar trocar de página
大胆で新鮮
Lovely. Why does the violist tap the button on the floor pedal a couple of times?
To turn the page
It goes without saying that this ensemble is first - rate
🎶✨👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
❤😂🎉🎉😢😮😮😅😅😊😊😊😊
Snton dvoshak saw the feature of american classical music lied in the hands of the black american spirituals
Unsure if this is normal within a quintet, but the cellist is watching the other players, while they are only reading the sheet music. Is there a reason for this?
Its for non-verbal communication, which is an important aspect of ensemble playing, the other members do it too
They were among the eight musicians performing the Mendelssohn octet at the conclusion of the Arizona Friends of Chamber Music festival a few years ago. A friend at that performance claimed that he watched Camden (the cellist) who must have the entire piece memorized as he never looked at his part once. It is possible he always memorizes his part.
4:55
0:06
0:48
0:54
3:53
Stepping on pedals? Why?
They're using iPads
Stepping the device help to turn the pages on the iPad. 😊
A mulher é brava. Olha só a cara dela. Kkkk
I dont understand why Dvorak was so obsessed with american culture.
you guys hurting my ears it's a musical disaster to play sometimes with no timing timing and tone and else it just my opinion good look......
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