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Takács Quartet shows its strengths at Cleveland Chamber Music Society

Von Sam Jacobson, 9. April 2019

The Takács Quartet’s memorable performance was anchored by Grieg’s less-trodden string quartet, prefaced by works of Haydn and Shostakovich.

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9. Apr. 2019

Takács Quartet shows its strengths in Cleveland

Von Sam Jacobson

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Apollo's Fire brings a riveting new work to Cleveland: Handel's Messiah

Von Timothy Robson, 12. Dezember 2014

Can a Handel's well-worn masterpiece get dramatic new life? Cleveland's Baroque orchestra Apollo's Fire and conductor Jeannette Sorrell answer with a definitive, “Yes!”

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12. Dez. 2014

A riveting Messiah in Cleveland

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Riveting Berg from the Belcea Quartet in Cleveland concert

Von Timothy Robson, 21. Oktober 2014

The concert, which also featured quartets by Mozart and Brahms, was characterized by elegance and refinement, but also great musical drama.

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21. Okt. 2014

Riveting Berg from the Belcea Quartet

Von Timothy Robson

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Takács Quartet completes Cleveland Bartók cycle

Von Frank Kuznik, 18. März 2014

For the enthusiastic crowd that called the Takács Quartet back for multiple bows, Bartók will never sound quite the same again.

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18. März 2014

Takács Quartet completes Cleveland Bartók cycle

Von Frank Kuznik

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Takács Quartet captures the essence of the Bartok quartets

Von Timothy Robson, 17. März 2014

An astonishing performance of the Bartók string quartets by the Takács Quartet in Cleveland left our reviewer, Tim hard pressed to imagine better. The players found moments of beauty in these difficult works.

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17. März 2014

Takács Quartet captures the essence of the Bartok quartets

Von Timothy Robson