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Brahms: String Sextets Nos.1 & 2

Michal Kanka & Josef Kluson

Talich Quartet

Meticulously balanced, deeply felt chamber-scale performances that may lack the charismatic surge of the LPO principals in the String sextet No. 1 (on EMI), but capture the String Sextet No....

Brahms: String Sextets Nos.1 & 2

Michal Kanka & Josef Kluson

Talich Quartet

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Meticulously balanced, deeply felt chamber-scale performances that may lack the charismatic surge of the LPO principals in the String sextet No. 1 (on EMI), but capture the String Sextet No....

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Contents and tracklist

I. Allegro ma non troppo
Track length15:11
This track is only available as an album download.
II. Andante, ma moderato
Track length9:32
III. Scherzo. Allegro molto
Track length3:02
IV. Rondo
Track length10:23
I. Allegro non troppo
Track length15:18
This track is only available as an album download.
II. Scherzo. Allegro non troppo
Track length8:00
III. Adagio
Track length9:42
IV. Poco allegro
Track length8:20

Awards and reviews

October 2014

Meticulously balanced, deeply felt chamber-scale performances that may lack the charismatic surge of the LPO principals in the String sextet No. 1 (on EMI), but capture the String Sextet No. 2 introspective poetic fantasy with alacrity.

16th June 2014

It offers polished performances, setting an ideal pace, with the ensemble playing with a sense of shared purpose. They seem fully inside the music. Dynamics and phrasing are ideal. There’s an unshowy virtuosity, and a youthful freshness in the playing. These are strongly argued performances and ones that I could certainly live with and will return to again and again.

15th June 2014

They are finely played by the Talich, a Czech group that, with changing membership, has been flourishing for 50 years.
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