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Joubert - Chamber and Instrumental Music

Patricia Rozario, Anna Joubert, Mark Bebbington & John McCabe

Brodsky Quartet

Pride of place foes to Joubert's 1977 Second Quartet, an impressive piece played with great conviction by the Brodsky Quartet, in the best recording of the set.

Joubert - Chamber and Instrumental Music

Patricia Rozario, Anna Joubert, Mark Bebbington & John McCabe

Brodsky Quartet

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Pride of place foes to Joubert's 1977 Second Quartet, an impressive piece played with great conviction by the Brodsky Quartet, in the best recording of the set.

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Contents and tracklist

I. Moderato. Poco lento
Track length5:17
II. Allegro vivace
Track length5:34
III. Adagio
Track length8:03
IV. Allegretto
Track length5:22
No. 1, Adlestrop
Track length3:29
No. 2, The Pylons
Track length6:42
No. 3, Beleaguered Cities
Track length3:19
No. 4, The Corner Stone
Track length4:46
No. 5, In Time of "The Breaking of Nations"
Track length4:01
I. Aria
Track length9:53
II. Sonata
Track length9:02
III. Passacaglia
Track length11:48
I. Moderato. Poco allegro
Track length7:18
II. Presto
Track length6:44
III. Poco lento
Track length10:43
I. Poco allegro appassionato
Track length6:12
II. Lento e calmo - Allegretto agitato - Lento e calmo
Track length11:26
III. Alla marcia
Track length5:37

Awards and reviews

Proms 2007

Pride of place foes to Joubert's 1977 Second Quartet, an impressive piece played with great conviction by the Brodsky Quartet, in the best recording of the set.

August 2007

The Brodskys kick off proceedings with a gloriously persuasive and stylish performance of the Second Quartet (1977): a marvellously invigorating and cogent creation… Landscapes for soprano and piano trio… will leave you in no doubt as… Joubert's instinctive ability to illuminate the text. Patricia Rozario sings with ardour and is watchfully supported by an ad hoc group that includes the composer's cellist daughter, Anna. Fifteen years separate the first two piano sonatas, the finale of No 2 (1977) enshrining another Passacagalia of giddy fecundity. John McCabe... remains a consummate champion. He also performs the substantial Third Sonata (2006)... with thrilling discernment and belief.
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