Haydn, Mozart & Beethoven: String Quartets
Royal String Quartet
Haydn's Op. 77 No. 1 in its entirety show[s] that these young musicians are a budding talent. Accordingly it's most likely that this disc, recorded in 2001, is not at all representative of their...
Haydn, Mozart & Beethoven: String Quartets
Royal String Quartet
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Haydn's Op. 77 No. 1 in its entirety show[s] that these young musicians are a budding talent. Accordingly it's most likely that this disc, recorded in 2001, is not at all representative of their...
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The string quartet is one of the musical forms which originated in the Classical period and Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven are regarded as the fathers of the genre. This delightful programme is brought together by the Royal String Quartet, who have performed with such artists as Angela Hewitt, Thomas Allen, Mark Padmore and graced many UK concert venues including the Wigmore Hall, Cadogan Hall and Bridgewater Hall.
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Awards Issue 2010
Haydn's Op. 77 No. 1 in its entirety show[s] that these young musicians are a budding talent. Accordingly it's most likely that this disc, recorded in 2001, is not at all representative of their playing today.
18th July 2010
This excellent Polish quartet are fully equal to their varied technical and stylistic demands...The clarity and vivid detail of the playing is not in doubt...the slow movements tend to be the most satisfying, not least Haydn’s adagio, where the harmonic invention of the composer’s old age is gloriously in evidence.
