Haydn - String Quartets Opp. 33 & 42
Párkányi Quartet
the slow movements [are] all played with yieldingly intense awareness of their delectably individual moments; and these musicians invite listeners to be drawn into the many facets of Haydn's...
Haydn - String Quartets Opp. 33 & 42
Párkányi Quartet
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the slow movements [are] all played with yieldingly intense awareness of their delectably individual moments; and these musicians invite listeners to be drawn into the many facets of Haydn's...
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These last three Opus 33 quartets define the archetype of the classical string quartet, a genre that would henceforth blossom independently of its patrons. Haydn makes of it a music that is light, subtle, intentionally humorous, concise and radiant, capable of leaving private drawing rooms for public concert venues. Mozart immediately detected its originality as would the classic composers of the 20th century.
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April 2010
the slow movements [are] all played with yieldingly intense awareness of their delectably individual moments; and these musicians invite listeners to be drawn into the many facets of Haydn's inner feelings