Chamber, Quartets, String Quartets, Schulhoff (composer)
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Special offer. Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 5 & Schulhoff: Five Pieces for String Quartet
RecommendedPittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Manfred Honeck
This is one of the best new Tchaikovsky Fifths I’ve heard for ages...even if this Fifth came with no coupling, I’d still recommend it. —
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Gramophone Magazine, September 2023, Recording of the Month
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Grammy Awards, 66th Awards (2024), Nominee - Best Engineered Classical Album
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International Classical Music Awards, 2024, Nominated - Symphonic Music
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Presto Recordings of the Year, Winner 2023
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Gramophone Magazine, Critics' Choice 2023
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Presto Recording of the Week, 29th December 2023
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Gramophone Awards, 2024 Shortlist, Shortlisted - Orchestral
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International Classical Music Awards, 2024, Nominated - Chamber Music
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Their reading of Webern's Five Pieces here bears comparison with the finest on record...Throughout, the performance left me admiring anew the originality and concentration of Webern's score. —
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Gramophone Magazine, February 2026, Editor's Choice
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Whatever one makes of the title, ‘The Yiddish Cabaret’ is an enjoyable if rather lopsided concept, with the main work opening the programme…Those investing will find standards of both playing... —
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Presto Recordings of the Year, Finalist 2019
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The Bennewitz Quartet are a wonderfully balanced ensemble with superb intonation and internal harmony. Their accounts of all o these works are exemplary and they need fear no comparison with... —
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Presto Editor's Choice, April 2019
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The Klenke’s Ravel is a warm-toned, steadily taken affair with some stylish playing...Erkin’s short (just over 12 minutes) fourmovement quartet is even more successful, full of committed folky... —
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International Classical Music Awards, 2025, Nominated - Chamber Music
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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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Dance!
Daniel Hope (violin), Zürcher Kammerorchester (chamber orchestra), Benjamin Günst (violin), Jenö Lisztes (cimbalom), Omar Massa (bandoneon), Stephane Logerot (bass), Joscho Stephan (guitar), Jacques Ammon (piano), Marie-Pierre Langlamet (harp)
There are...treasures, all led by this charismatic musician with great verve and style in a hugely enjoyable and imaginative programme delivered with all of Hope’s customary panache. —
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An intensely expressive account of Suk's Meditation on the Old Czech Chorale makes an ideal still point before the mellifluous outpouring of Dvorak's Quartet. The Signums capture its volatile... —
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