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Taneyev: Complete String Quartets Volume 4

Carpe Diem String Quartet

Taneyev: Complete String Quartets Volume 4
[Quartet 'No. 9'] was critiqued by Taneyev's close friend Tchaikovsky: he particularly approved of the scherzo - one can hear why in Carpe Diem's lively and engaging account, utterly transforming...

Taneyev: Complete String Quartets Volume 4

Carpe Diem String Quartet

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[Quartet 'No. 9'] was critiqued by Taneyev's close friend Tchaikovsky: he particularly approved of the scherzo - one can hear why in Carpe Diem's lively and engaging account, utterly transforming...

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A pupil of Tchaikovsky, who called him the ‘Russian Bach’, Sergey Taneyev is best known today for his four symphonies, although he also composed a sizeable body of chamber music, including nine complete String Quartets. Quartet No. 9 is a memorably melodic work, while the beautifully crafted Quartet No. 6, his last completed quartet, is rather more austere, though marked by a playful Jig, and even more masterful in construction.

Contents and tracklist

I. Allegro moderato
Track length8:38
II. Andante
Track length6:42
III. Scherzo. Allegro con fuoco
Track length7:32
IV. Allegro giocoso
Track length8:19
I. Allegro giusto
Track length11:14
II. Adagio serioso
Track length8:37
III. Giga. Molto vivace
Track length5:59
IV. Allegro moderato
Track length8:36

Awards and reviews

April 2016

[Quartet 'No. 9'] was critiqued by Taneyev's close friend Tchaikovsky: he particularly approved of the scherzo - one can hear why in Carpe Diem's lively and engaging account, utterly transforming its character from the rather dozy and worthy impression given by the Taneyev Quartet
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