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SchaffhausenBach Four Pianos
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Bach, Bach W.F., Clarke, Beethoven, Wirth, Prokofiev, Gershwin
Gershwin Piano Quartet; Mischa Cheung; André Desponds; Benjamin Engeli
MantovaElfman | Quartetto Klimt
Elfman: Piano Quartet
Quartetto Klimt; Duccio Ceccanti; Margherita Di Giovanni; Jacopo Di Tonno
MantovaBeethoven | Quartetto Klimt
Beethoven: Symphony no. 3 in E flat major "Eroica", Op.55
Quartetto Klimt; Duccio Ceccanti; Margherita Di Giovanni; Jacopo Di Tonno
AmsterdamMasterpieces Unboxed: Schubert's Trout Quintet
Schubert: Piano Quintet in A major, "The Trout", D.667
Marigold Piano Quartet; Sasha Witteveen; Robbrecht Van Cauwenberghe
PragueJosef Suk Piano Quartet
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Fauré, Adès, Brahms
Josef Suk Piano Quartet; Radim Kresta; Eva Krestová; Aneta Šudáková
Geisenheim-JohannisbergFauré Quartett / Nabil Shehata
Schubert, Schumann
Fauré Quartett; Nabil Shehata
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Mozart, Ravel and Héritte-Viardot at Garth Newel
Garth Newel's “Classic Masterpieces” weekend concludes with masterful Mozart, remarkable Ravel and a Héritte-Viardot number that's a hoot-and-a-half.
Consequential Beach and Dvořák chamber pieces at Garth Newel
Consequential compositions by Amy Beach and Antonin Dvořák are given convincing performances at Garth Newel's Summer Chamber Music Festival.
A gastronomical and musical French feast
The Garth Newel Piano Quartet presented a "French Feast" of delectable chamber works by Ravel, Chausson and Florent Schmitt that was a gastronomical as well as musical triumph.
Stratos Quartett brings youthful, polished vigor to Vienna
Technical proficiency and brilliant clarity prevailed in the Stratos Quartett's recital, without ever feeling staid or over-cautious.
Australian Chamber Orchestra soloists play music by Schubert and Messiaen
Pairing together Schubert and Messiaen at first glance may appear slightly far-fetched. However, there are more similarities between the two composers, and indeed the two pieces in this evening’s program, than one might at first realise. Schubert and Messiaen were in many ways both experimental composers, especially the latter.