Danish String Quartet plays Beethoven quartet no. 15 in A minor, op. 132, 3rd mov. (Molto adagio)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ม.ค. 2019
- Recorded live at DSQ Festival 2018 "The Copenhagen Cycle", Oct 22-27
Cameras: Agata Netyks, Marta Zych, Caroline Bittencourt, Wojciech Zych, and Cezary Zych
Edits: Wojciech Zych
In my near 7th decade of listening to music, I am compelled to declare this performance, this interpretation to be the best I have ever encountered of this highly emotive and personal movement of the A minor quartet. Your articulations by each player, the sensitive accents and timing pull me beck to this performance over and over. Nine better! Thank you for your musicianship and for your contribution to the beauty and depth of Beethoven.
When it can’t get any more sublime, it gets more sublime.
"Joy and woe are woven fine, a clothing for the soul divine, through every grief and pine runs a joy with silken twine". Augeries of innocence, William Blake.
It doesn't matter how many times I listen to this it always transports me into a higher place. This music was composed, and is being played...not to replace the world, but to make the world bearable and even transcendent.
I can’t help but to cry every time I listen to this piece. It has carried me though loved ones sicknesses and deaths. I want this played at my memorial.
The most beautiful melody on the history of Western classical music.
Well, Ludwig, you got this absolutely right !
This glorious performance deserves not to be interrupted by a commercial.
The Danish are the best quartet: only vibrato when necessary. The choral is heavenly.
Such a moving interpretation. It was like listening to somebody praying.
This is the most beautiful music!!
Thank you Danish String Quartet for this performance, listening to this masterpiece from Azerbaijan!
This movement is like a prayer(A) followed by the strengthening response of God(B) --- (A.B.A2.B.A3)
I have dropped many tears listening to this recording. Thank you kindly.
14:49
Daring, mystical, revelatory! The greatest string quartet ensemble before the public today.
played with reverence. thank you.
To see the world in a grain of sand. Heaven in a wild flower, Hold infinity in the palm of your hand: Eternity in an hour. W.Blake. In this Molto Adagio time stops and everything is ONE eternally.
Mit diesem Quartett ist Beethoven etwas ganz Besonderes gelungen, das wohl auch in seinem gesamtem Werk einzig ist. Unsere Bewunderung könnte nicht größer sein…Ein Dank an die Musiker für ihre wundervolle Interpretation.
Maybe someone can explain how these guys get such *resonance*! No one sounds like them; you can hear the wood, it's like the music is alive and breathing. The last notes in their Cavatina make all the hair on my neck stand up.