Talich Quartet
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the Talich remains a model of instinctively musical, utterly democratic quartet playing. The detail etched into each work here is startling, yet none of it is delivered with the kind of look-at-me... —
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Special offer. Gypsy Melodies
Filip Herák (double bass), Ľubomír Gašpar (double bass), Talich Quartet
The players of the Talich Quartet clearly revel in this repertoire and are equally at home in the soulful numbers as in the sheer fun of the more excitable items such as Georges Boulanger's... —
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Special offer. Ravel & Debussy: String Quartets
Talich Quartet: Jan Talich, Roman Patocka (violins), Vladimir Bukac (viola) & Petr Prause (cello)
supreme performances...the interpretations are so organically and seamlessly imagined…The subtlety, beauty and sinew of the playing are simply amazing —
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Gramophone Magazine, November 2012, Editor's Choice
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These are magnificent performances, intimate, beautifully nuanced and captured in a warm, clear acoustic that suits the music very well. —
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Meticulously balanced, deeply felt chamber-scale performances that may lack the charismatic surge of the LPO principals in the String sextet No. 1 (on EMI), but capture the String Sextet No.... —
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These readings of Janacek's Quartets are rich in sentiment and drama, if a little lacking in irony. Their performance of Schulhoff's delightful First Quartet has both depth and verve. —
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Building a Library, April 2023, Also Recommended
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A luminous, engrossing performance of Haydn's meditative epic, somehow managing to retain a flow despite rather deliberate tempos. —
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This well-filled reissue sees the original Talich Quartet in blistering form. The performances of the Smetana Quartets are among the best that are available. —
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