Originally posted by Rod:
Frank the fugue is too slow, there's no other way of looking at it. Emphasising a single musical point has resulted in the whole thing becomming a labour. It reminds me of what the Eroica Quartet did with the scherzo from op135.
Frank the fugue is too slow, there's no other way of looking at it. Emphasising a single musical point has resulted in the whole thing becomming a labour. It reminds me of what the Eroica Quartet did with the scherzo from op135.
The op132 track was much more to my taste, not a million miles from the Fitzwillaim performance, though the inner parts have more prominence with the Mosaiques effort and yes some interesting details emerge here and there. Thanks.
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They played 59/1 at the same concert. I do hope that by practising a lot they will be able to record everything from op. 59 on, within the next 20 years!
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