An exhilarating Beethoven “Razumovsky” Quartet no. 2 by Quatuor Danel

Par Andrew Larkin, 02 juillet 2018

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“this was an interpretation that took you by the lapels and forced you to hear this music afresh”

Critique faite à Bantry House, Bantry, le 30 juin 2018

Mozart, Quatuor à cordes no. 14 en sol majeur, K387 (Dudok Quartet)

Panufnik, String Quartet no. 1 (Apollon Musagète Quartet)

Beethoven, Quatuor à cordes no. 8 en mi mineur, «Razoumovski», Op.59 no.2 (Quatuor Danel)

Dudok Quartet Amsterdam

Apollon Musagète Quartet

Quatuor Danel

À la Biennale, le show Danel ne suffit pas

Tristan Labouret, 17th January

Dans la salle des concerts de la Cité de la Musique, le Quatuor Danel a marqué les esprits par son engagement, non sans susciter des réserves.

**111

La grande classe de l'école française du Quatuor à Cordes : les Danel et les Confluence Salle Molière

Pierre Liscia-Beaurenaut, 13th April

Ce soir, en nous communiquant la transe qui était la sienne, le Quatuor Danel nous emporta, au-delà de toute raison, au cœur du son, et ne manqua pas d’en souligner la démence.

*****

Total Shostakovich in Leipzig

Mark Pullinger, 24th May

The combined forces of the Gewandhaus and Boston Symphony unite under Andris Nelsons for a searing Leningrad Symphony, while the Quatuor Danel tackles the string quartets.

*****

Quatuor Danel shines a sensuous light on Shostakovich and Weinberg

Christopher Woodley, 19th March

At Wigmore Hall, Quatuor Danel act as agent-provocateurs to make a persuasive case for the shared sensuous aesthetics of Shostakovich and Weinberg.

****1

Five star Franck from Bavouzet and the Quatuor Danel at Wigmore Hall

Chris Garlick, 23rd October

A truly committed performance of César Franck's Piano Quintet, a work that is played too rarely and is often misunderstood by performers and audience alike.

*****

Riveting Franck at the West Cork Chamber Music Festival

Andrew Larkin, 1st July

The Apollon Musagète Quartet captures the imaginative world of Panufnik, while Nurit and Pescia deliver a searingly intense Bloch Violin Sonata no. 1.

****1

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Andrew Larkin

Andrew Larkin is a pianist, composer and teacher from Dublin. Educated at Dublin and at Cambridge, he has performed all around Europe and Mexico. He currently teaches piano and composition in Dublin.