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A marathon chamber concert in Bantry ends in a glorious performance of Brahms String Sextet no. 2 in G major. 

Issues with technical filming couldn't mar the artistry of a great set of musicians as they tackled Brahms' String Sextets.

Musicians from the Chicago Symphony showed their mettle as chamber players in a Mozart serenade and a Brahms sextet.

After the Sextet there they played a tender, bittersweet arrangement of Brahms' Lullaby created the day before that sent the audience home looking forward to Franz Schubert in 2020.

Those concertgoers who tore themselves away from the beach could watch the glorious sunlight fade to dusk through the Bantry House Library's huge windows.

The Takács Quartet and friends pair string sextets by Tchaikovsky and Brahms at Wigmore Hall.

In their Sydney season-opener, the ACO with guest players from ANAM deliver a thoroughly satisfying account of two 19th-century standards and introduce two new works to Australian audiences.

Impeccable musicianship from the string soloists of the Oxford Philhamonic in stirring accounts of Brahms' String Sextet in G major and Strauss' Metamorphosen.

The Takács Quartet proved once more that among the long-established American quartets they are, arguably, the most reliable.

A Sunday afternoon Queen’s Hall event is usually a more intimate affair than an evening concert; only the downstairs level is open and, although the Side Stalls on this occasion were fairly sparsely populated, the Centre Stalls were full with attentive and responsive audience members.