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Special offer. Ferdinand Ries - String Quartets Volume 2

Schuppanzigh Quartett

The Second Quartet, Op 70, No 2, first performed in 1816, still inhabits the classical world of Haydn, although there’s a certain Beethoven-like solidness about it, too. The searching Quartet...

Special offer. Ferdinand Ries - String Quartets Volume 2

Schuppanzigh Quartett

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The Second Quartet, Op 70, No 2, first performed in 1816, still inhabits the classical world of Haydn, although there’s a certain Beethoven-like solidness about it, too. The searching Quartet...

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Contents and tracklist

I. Allegro
Track length9:04
II. Andante
Track length5:23
III. Scherzo. Allegro vivace
Track length5:29
IV. Finale. Allegro molto
Track length6:31
I. Andante con moto (attacca) - Allegro
Track length13:31
II. Larghetto con moto quasi andante -
Track length7:45
III. Menuetto. Allegretto
Track length5:22
IV. Finale. Allegro
Track length7:00

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27th April 2008

The Second Quartet, Op 70, No 2, first performed in 1816, still inhabits the classical world of Haydn, although there’s a certain Beethoven-like solidness about it, too. The searching Quartet in F minor, WoO 48, composed in 1833-35, reflects the spirit of middle-period rather than late-period Beethoven. Excellent performances by the Schuppanzigh-Quartett, though the liner notes are turgidly analytical.
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