I don't know what it is about these two works but I am completely addicted to them. The sound world Janacek created in them is absolutely unique and sublime beyond words, almost otherworldly
Interestingly enough, these two were among the first quartets which became my favorite. Well, before them was the American Quartet of Dvorak and the late Quartets of Schubert. Anyway, for a long time I listened mostly operas and symphonic orchestral music. After 2000 I began studying chamber music - mostly using youtube. These quartets are not considered to be "easy" ones - neither for the performers, nor for the listeners. They had, however, phenomenal effect on me. Janacek is kind of unique. I knew the Glagolitic mass and some other pieces, but these are real gems. Thank you for posting.
I don't know what it is about these two works but I am completely addicted to them. The sound world Janacek created in them is absolutely unique and sublime beyond words, almost otherworldly
Interestingly enough, these two were among the first quartets which became my favorite. Well, before them was the American Quartet of Dvorak and the late Quartets of Schubert. Anyway, for a long time I listened mostly operas and symphonic orchestral music. After 2000 I began studying chamber music - mostly using youtube. These quartets are not considered to be "easy" ones - neither for the performers, nor for the listeners. They had, however, phenomenal effect on me. Janacek is kind of unique. I knew the Glagolitic mass and some other pieces, but these are real gems. Thank you for posting.
This has been my favorite recording of the First Quartet.
Great!
En serio se llama Panocha Quartet?
Yes.
Why not?