Rhythm & Texture
Brodsky Quartet
Brodsky cellist Jacqueline Thomas calls the opening movement of Ravel's quartet 'impressionist', and that's certainly the way the ensemble plays it, teasing out rallentandos expressively, moulding...
Rhythm & Texture
Brodsky Quartet
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Brodsky cellist Jacqueline Thomas calls the opening movement of Ravel's quartet 'impressionist', and that's certainly the way the ensemble plays it, teasing out rallentandos expressively, moulding...
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The repertoire on this disc is based around 5 composers who have consistently ignored musical barriers in favour of freedom of expression, including one of Gershwin’s few chamber pieces.
The Brodsky Quartet is renowned for pioneering work with diverse artists and interesting quartet repertoire, and is touring Australia July/August with this CD repertoire
“The Brodsky Quartet’s musical explorations know no limits” Gramophone
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Awards and reviews
November 2010
Brodsky cellist Jacqueline Thomas calls the opening movement of Ravel's quartet 'impressionist', and that's certainly the way the ensemble plays it, teasing out rallentandos expressively, moulding phrase supply, and straining to distil the 'breathless beauty' Thomas also mentions...The Gershwin is warmly affectionate.
27th August 2010
It's hard to understand the thematic connection linking the five composers featured here, but the Brodsky Quartet treats each according to their requirements: gently sentimental when dealing with Gershwin's posthumous "Lullaby", and fastidiously detailed when interpreting Mario Lavista's "Reflejos De La Noche"
