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Weinberg: String Quartets Volume 5

Quatuor Danel

Weinberg: String Quartets Volume 5
The Quatuor Danel is particularly eloquent [in the Tenth], delivering powerfully impassioned playing in the opening declamatory movement and the short third-movement Adagio while projecting...

Weinberg: String Quartets Volume 5

Quatuor Danel

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The Quatuor Danel is particularly eloquent [in the Tenth], delivering powerfully impassioned playing in the opening declamatory movement and the short third-movement Adagio while projecting...

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Volume 5 of CPO’s complete edition of Mieczyslaw Weinberg’s string quartets with the Quatuor Danel continues with the world première recordings of Quartets Nos. 1, 3 and 10. Also included are the Capriccio Op. 11 and Aria Op. 9.

The series has been highly acclaimed with volume 1 awarded Chamber Music Choice and volumes 2&3 receiving 5 star reviews in BBC Music Magazine. The series has also been reviewed favourably in Gramophone.

Contents and tracklist

I. Allegro commodo
Track length7:16
II. Andante tranquillo
Track length6:16
III. Allegro molto
Track length7:23
I. Presto attacca
Track length7:24
II. Andante sostenuto attacca
Track length8:08
III. Allegretto
Track length5:08
I. Adagio
Track length6:53
II. Allegro
Track length5:44
III. Adagio
Track length2:57
IV. Allegretto
Track length8:31

Awards and reviews

December 2011

The Quatuor Danel is particularly eloquent [in the Tenth], delivering powerfully impassioned playing in the opening declamatory movement and the short third-movement Adagio while projecting a deep sense of unease in the eerie scherzo.

February 2012

The sound is beautifully balanced, close without being overbearing, the playing a model for any aspiring quartet...These five pieces offer a fascinating, rarely viewed glimpse into [Weinberg's] early output and - in the extensively revised First Quartet - how he might have developed had the Second World War not forced him from his native Poland...Another excellent disc.
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