Stephen Hough & Castalian String Quartet - Wigmore Hall

The Castalian Quartet joins Stephen Hough in his Brahms Series.
Johannes Brahms, Piano Quintet in F minor Op. 34
Interval: Natasha Loges discusses tonigh'ts programme with the Castalian Quartet
Carl Frühling, Piano Quintet in F sharp minor Op. 30
Following its successful Wigmore debut in 2017, the Castalian String Quartet went on to receive the Borletti-Buitoni Trust Award and the Merito String Quartet Award/Valentin Erben Prize; tonight’s collaboration includes a recently rediscovered work.
This event was live streamed on Tuesday 7 January 2020 7:30PM

[@ClassicalRaritiesChannel]

Thanks for opening up the comments section - finally have a chance to say, what an absolute joy Frühling's Quintet is! Probably one of the most underrated composers I've ever come across - the Clarinet Trio a few weeks earlier was marvelous too.

[@nickyork8901]

Very fine performance, especially the gorgeous slow movement, which I've always adored.

[@laudatedominum1]

This is the very best performance of Brahms Piano Quintet.
Wonderful and great !!!

[@user-st7fb2ty3u]

It's a really beautiful pieces suitable for this season, Thank you for the precious video.

[@saltburner2]

Splendid realisation of this great work!

[@Judymontel]

Oh. So that's how the Brahms ought to feel. OK. I'll practice. Thank you.

[@CesarBourguet]

Thank you, marvelous interpretation!

[@charliecrcc3859]

Wonderfull pianist!!!

[@PianistKimHanul]

1:17:30 , 1:21:40

[@PianistKimHanul]

1:06:30

[@Janaceks_Dad]

Beautiful, with the exception of the boring slow mvt, which ive never liked...not the player's fault of course...but the pianist should have played a bit more forcefully...the music can take it, after all this is Brahms