Beethoven: Chamber Music For Horns, Winds And Strings
Jozsef Balogh (clarinet), Ildiko Hegyi (violin), Jeno Kevehazi (horn), Gyozo Mathe (viola), Peter Szabo (cello), Istvan Toth (double bass), Jozsef Vajda (bassoon), Janos Kevehazi (horn), Peter Popa (violin)
These talented Hungarian players offer a fluent, responsive account of the Septet that highlights the music's intimate chamber character – delight in the music's elegance and perfect balance...
Beethoven: Chamber Music For Horns, Winds And Strings
Jozsef Balogh (clarinet), Ildiko Hegyi (violin), Jeno Kevehazi (horn), Gyozo Mathe (viola), Peter Szabo (cello), Istvan Toth (double bass), Jozsef Vajda (bassoon), Janos Kevehazi (horn), Peter Popa (violin)
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These talented Hungarian players offer a fluent, responsive account of the Septet that highlights the music's intimate chamber character – delight in the music's elegance and perfect balance...
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- Jozsef Balogh (clarinet), Jeno Kevehazi (horn), Istvan Toth (double bass), Jozsef Vajda (bassoon), Ildiko Hegyi (violin), Gyozo Mathe (viola), Peter Szabo (cello)
- Recorded: 21-23 April and 29-31 May 1994
- Recording Venue: Scottish Church, Budapest
- Jeno Kevehazi (horn), Jozsef Vajda (bassoon), Janos Kevehazi (horn), Sandor Berki (horn), Otto Racz (oboe)
- Recorded: 21-23 April and 29-31 May 1994
- Recording Venue: Scottish Church, Budapest
- Jeno Kevehazi (horn), Ildiko Hegyi (violin), Gyozo Mathe (viola), Janos Kevehazi (horn), Peter Szabo (cello), Peter Popa (violin)
- Recorded: 21-23 April and 29-31 May 1994
- Recording Venue: Scottish Church, Budapest
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2010
These talented Hungarian players offer a fluent, responsive account of the Septet that highlights the music's intimate chamber character – delight in the music's elegance and perfect balance of instrumental forces. In the present instance, vivid recording creates a clear, natural ambience for this alert, sensitively blended ensemble. In the Sextet, horn players, Jenö and János Keveházi play with subtlety and panache as required, their tone spontaneous and free. This excellent, value-for-money Naxos disc also offers an elegant, well-turned performance of Beethoven's E flat Quintet.
