Big thanks for sharing this set of polished gems of Papa Haydn. I especially liked the one that started with a majestic theme and developed into a set of variations-No. 3 ‘Emperor.’ The theme really haunts me-in a good way. Some beautiful playing too.
Pepe Haydn As a body of works, Haydn’s quartets have occasionally been equalled; in truth, they have never been surpassed. The 68 string quartets of Joseph Haydn represent one of the absolute pinnacles of western classical music and are individually and collectively an astonishing achievement of inspired genius, sustained incredibly, over a period of just short of half a century.
@@elaineblackhurst1509 I absolutely agree. In our vacuous, frivolous spiritually bereft world, the Haydn quartets are an oasis of beauty, a treasure of peace and profound consolation for those who seek solace.
Beethoven's op 135, Slow movement: in dialogue with op 76 1 mov 2 in a more sophisticated interplay between the Instruments but not superior in depth, beauty and Emotion to this Haydn's jewel.
Agreed. I'm listening to see if it is a good or a bad thing for this performance. It makes one think of quartets and chamber music versus large orchestral forces: is it appropriate to play repertory for the one in a hall designed for the other? What about when a producer wants to maximize profit by getting the biggest hall to accommodate a large audience for a concert that would be acoustically better in a smaller venue?
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Gracias.
String Quartet in G Major, Op.76/1
(1) I: Allegro Con Spirito 00:00
(2) II: Adagio Sostenuto 05:40
(3) III: Menuetto: Presto 13:41
(4) IV: Allegro Ma Non Troppo 16:28
String Quartet in D Minor, Op.76/2, "Fifths"
(5) I: Allegro 22:22
(6) II: Andante o Più Tosto Allegretto 29:05
(7) III: Menuetto: Allegro Ma Non Troppo 34:48
(8) IV: Vivace Assai 38:18
String Quartet in C Major, Op.76/3, "Emperor"
(9) I: Allegro 42:20
(10) II: Poco Adagio, Cantabile 51:48
(11) III: Menuetto: Allegro 59:33
(12) IV: Finale: Presto 01:04:12
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Amazing chamber music !!!!
The Takacs always manage to put some Tabasco on their classics. Spicy hot! Not for the genteel. I love their take on things.
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Big thanks for sharing this set of polished gems of Papa Haydn. I especially liked the one that started with a majestic theme and developed into a set of variations-No. 3 ‘Emperor.’ The theme really haunts me-in a good way. Some beautiful playing too.
Your quite right, this set of string quartets Opus 76 by Joseph Haydn (sic) is one of the greatest sets of quartets ever written.
Musique du coeur et de l'esprit par un quator irréprochable
22:28 Quartet op 76 n.2
42:20 Quartet op 76 n. 3
thanks!
Ah, l'adagio du numéro 1 !
❤изумительная особая прелесть звучания по Гайдну
Rich and polished playing and a great recording!
sooo beautiful
Es simplemente impresionante!
Thank you.
This is the best music ever.
Pepe Haydn
As a body of works, Haydn’s quartets have occasionally been equalled; in truth, they have never been surpassed.
The 68 string quartets of Joseph Haydn represent one of the absolute pinnacles of western classical music and are individually and collectively an astonishing achievement of inspired genius, sustained incredibly, over a period of just short of half a century.
Indeed. Nothing is better than them.
@@elaineblackhurst1509 "occasionally been equalled" very doubtful statement
@@elaineblackhurst1509 I absolutely agree. In our vacuous, frivolous spiritually bereft world, the Haydn quartets are an oasis of beauty, a treasure of peace and profound consolation for those who seek solace.
One should be extremely careful in the use of superlatives. I thank my third grade teacher for that knowledge.
Beethoven's op 135, Slow movement: in dialogue with op 76 1 mov 2 in a more sophisticated interplay between the Instruments but not superior in depth, beauty and Emotion to this Haydn's jewel.
51:48
この曲は弦楽四重奏曲の中で最もよく知られたものと思われる美しい旋律だが、よく聴いてみると3つの異なる旋律が次のように並んで演奏されているようにみえます。その3つの旋律をA、B、CとするとAABCCの一組が全部で5回繰り返して演奏れている様です。その5回とも別々の楽器が主体となっていて繰り返されているため違和感がないのでは無いでしょうか。
この曲はドイツの国歌として使われているようだが、上記のA､B､Cの何れかがどのように組み合はされているのか。
Sublime, atm slow movement #1.
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Part 2 th-cam.com/video/o4ZL2Q2gS3k/w-d-xo.html
That's a lot of reverb.
I agree; too much, I'd say, and I don't like it. It's like I'm listening to this in a cave...
It's probably the hall, more than anything added.
Yeah, but if you listen to the whole thing you don't notice it any more. Or does it get better? No idea...
I love it! :)
Agreed. I'm listening to see if it is a good or a bad thing for this performance. It makes one think of quartets and chamber music versus large orchestral forces: is it appropriate to play repertory for the one in a hall designed for the other? What about when a producer wants to maximize profit by getting the biggest hall to accommodate a large audience for a concert that would be acoustically better in a smaller venue?
While you obviously lack the information to make such a statement, I agree that this music is wonderful. Hoomeyow!!
Aquí sólo hay 3 cuartetos, no 6.
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