The expressive power of the sound architecture breaks with any form of transcription of the real to attach itself to the expression of an serene universe. Colors and rhythm of these compositions are a language that gives life to exaltation
You guys sound wonderful. The music just flows beautifully. I have always been a huge jazz fan,it was all I listened to, but about ten years ago I had the chance to see a symphony performance of only Ravel I think the only thing I knew from him before that night was Bollero, but they didn't play that that night.They started out with a chamber orchestra performing the piece you played here.,then the whole orchestra came out and performed Le Tombeau de Couperin, then Pavane for a Dead Process and they finished with The Mother Goose Suite,it was the first and only time I have ever cried while listening to music. I was so emotionally drained when I left,it felt like I had just run a marathon. After that night I started listening to everything I could from Ravel, it's fun to listen to how different orchestras and other individual musicians interpret his music differently.I think my favorite solo piano performer of his music is Vladimir Pearmutter, and my favorite orchestra playing Ravel's music is The Montreal Orchestra conducted by Charles Dutoit. I have listened to a lot of classical music since that night, but no other composers have ever come close to making me feel the way Ravel's music does. So beautiful and so heartbreaking at the same time. Anyway, I just wanted to let you know that I think your group is really fantastic and I was compelled to leave a comment. I will be checking out your other videos, but I just discovered you tonight.
Lovely playing. I especially enjoyed the viola and cello contribution. Thank you for sharing this and I look forward to hearing more of your recordings.
Where was this spectacular performance? I have never heard the finale, in particular, approached with such intensity and fire. Most quartets I've heard treat this with alot of restrained elegance, but you all, wow, you just let loose and made it sound like a living improvisation, so awesome! Where are you based?
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This sounds wonderful, like in one of my most wanted dreams!
The expressive power of the sound architecture breaks with any form of transcription of the real to attach itself to the expression of an serene universe. Colors and rhythm of these compositions are a language that gives life to exaltation
Thank you so much for listening!
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Thank you, how wonderful to hear quartet music from Ravel.
Thank you for listening!
First Class performance - like number 420 from Germany!
Danke!!
L'unique, mais fantastique quatuor du Compositeur de Montfort l'Amaury....
The four musicians sound like one. Perfectly attuned to each other.
Thanks for listening!
What kind of mesmerism is that💘
Jamais je ne me lasserai d'entendre ce Quatuor !
You guys sound wonderful. The music just flows beautifully. I have always been a huge jazz fan,it was all I listened to, but about ten years ago I had the chance to see a symphony performance of only Ravel I think the only thing I knew from him before that night was Bollero, but they didn't play that that night.They started out with a chamber orchestra performing the piece you played here.,then the whole orchestra came out and performed Le Tombeau de Couperin, then Pavane for a Dead Process and they finished with The Mother Goose Suite,it was the first and only time I have ever cried while listening to music. I was so emotionally drained when I left,it felt like I had just run a marathon. After that night I started listening to everything I could from Ravel, it's fun to listen to how different orchestras and other individual musicians interpret his music differently.I think my favorite solo piano performer of his music is Vladimir Pearmutter, and my favorite orchestra playing Ravel's music is The Montreal Orchestra conducted by Charles Dutoit. I have listened to a lot of classical music since that night, but no other composers have ever come close to making me feel the way Ravel's music does. So beautiful and so heartbreaking at the same time. Anyway, I just wanted to let you know that I think your group is really fantastic and I was compelled to leave a comment. I will be checking out your other videos, but I just discovered you tonight.
Thank you so much for listening and I appreciate the comment! I’m glad that chamber and symphony performances have made you a fan of classical music.
That was beautiful & felt magical.
Thank you for the kind words!
Im blown away! Sounds amazing!
Thank you for listening!
Impeccable Ravel a son top!
Thank you!
Lovely playing. I especially enjoyed the viola and cello contribution. Thank you for sharing this and I look forward to hearing more of your recordings.
Thank you, Jason! I really appreciate the nice comment.
Bravi!!
wonderful!
Incredible!!!
Thanks!!!
Where was this spectacular performance? I have never heard the finale, in particular, approached with such intensity and fire. Most quartets I've heard treat this with alot of restrained elegance, but you all, wow, you just let loose and made it sound like a living improvisation, so awesome! Where are you based?
Thank you so much! We are all students at the University of Georgia and this was performed in our recital hall.
They perfectly emboy the musical aesthetics of Ravel who is a great Alchemist of the music.
Thank you!!!
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Bravo 🎉
The cellist is really cute
Thanks lol
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