Bach’s Die Kunst der Fuge consists of 15 fugues (the last unfinished) and 4 canons, with no instrumentation specified - hence the subject of much discussion and controversy. The Fitzwilliam Quartet chose to play three of the fugues, beginning with the ‘simplest’, where the theme of the 14 completed fugues is presented.
2011Bachtrack Ltdhttps://bachtrack.com/themes/bachtrack2013/mastheadlogo.png2013-11-07UTC16:21:22+00:002011-11-13Ken Ward reviews the Fitzwilliam String Quartet playing Bach, Mozart and Bruckner's String Quintet at Lakeside Arts Centre, University of NottinghamFitzwilliam Quartet give revelatory performance of Bruckner's String Quintet at Nottingham Universityen_GBtruehttps://bachtrack.com/review-fitzwilliam-quartet-nottinghamBachtrack Ltdhttps://bachtrack.com/themes/bachtrack2013/mastheadlogo.pngKen Ward2011-Nov-10, University of Nottingham, Lakeside Arts Centre: Djanogly Recital Hall: Fitzwilliam String Quartethttps://bachtrack.com/listing-fitzwilliam-quartet-nottingham2011-11-102011-11-10University of Nottingham, Lakeside Arts Centre: Djanogly Recital HallNottinghamEast MidlandsUnited KingdomNG7 2RD52.9386814813422-1.18789672851562https://bachtrack.com/files/10039-fsq.jpg
