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Borodin Quartet play Borodin, Stravinsky & Miaskovsky

Borodin Quartet

Borodin Quartet play Borodin, Stravinsky & Miaskovsky
the standout piece here is Borodin's String Quartet No 1...the scherzo, with its blend of agitated, feathery bow-work and stalking pizzicato, is especially impressive.

Borodin Quartet play Borodin, Stravinsky & Miaskovsky

Borodin Quartet

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the standout piece here is Borodin's String Quartet No 1...the scherzo, with its blend of agitated, feathery bow-work and stalking pizzicato, is especially impressive.

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The acclaimed Borodin String Quartet’s second recording for Onyx. Borodin’s remarkable 1st quartet with its references to Beethoven’s op131 is coupled with Stravinsky’s wonderfully concise Concertino of 1920 and Myaskovsky’s epic 13th quartet.

The Borodin Quartet has been at the very centre of the chamber music world for over 60 years, and has seen several changes in personel during this period. This new Onyx recording is the first to feature the new cellist Vladimir Balshin who replaced Valentin Berlinsky recently.

ONYX4002 Borodin Quartet 60th Anniversary album available.

Contents and tracklist

I. Moderato - Allegro
Track length13:43
This track is only available as an album download.
II. Andante con moto - Fugato, Un poco più mosso
Track length7:49
III. Scherzo, Prestissimo
Track length5:21
IV. Andante - Allegro risoluto
Track length9:10
I. Moderato
Track length7:26
II. Presto fantastico
Track length5:39
III. Andante con moto e molto cantabile
Track length6:52
IV. Molto vivo, energico
Track length4:58

Awards and reviews

23rd April 2010

the standout piece here is Borodin's String Quartet No 1...the scherzo, with its blend of agitated, feathery bow-work and stalking pizzicato, is especially impressive.

10th April 2010

With a new cellist in place, the ensemble continue to play with a romantic warmth that has made them pre-eminent among string quartets...[the Miaskovsky is] music of substance, packed with activity and colour, and the Borodins do it full justice.
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