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Franck: Piano Quintet & Debussy: String Quartet

Marc-André Hamelin (piano)

Takács Quartet

Franck: Piano Quintet & Debussy: String Quartet

Awards:

An exemplary performance

Franck: Piano Quintet & Debussy: String Quartet

Marc-André Hamelin (piano)

Takács Quartet

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Awards:

An exemplary performance

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Franck’s Piano Quintet and Debussy’s String Quartet make an apt and unusual coupling, each work its composer’s only, unsurpassable, contribution to the genre. Both receive authoritative performances from Marc-André Hamelin and the Takács Quartet.

Contents and tracklist

I. Molto moderato quasi lento – Allegro
Track length16:28
II. Lento, con molto sentimento
Track length11:07
III. Allegro non troppo ma con fuoco
Track length9:37
I. Animé et très décidé
Track length6:16
II. Assez vif et bien rythmé
Track length4:03
III. Andantino, doucement expressif
Track length7:25
IV. Très modéré
Track length7:22

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Awards and reviews

June 2016

An exemplary performance

June 2016

When the seasoned artistry of the Takács Quartet blends with the thoughtful brilliance of Marc-André Hamelin, a rare alchemy occurs...To Debussy’s luminous and under-appreciated String Quartet of 1893 the Takács bring all their intelligence, skill, taste and virtuosity.

19th July 2016

Highly charged and passionate performances. The Takács Quartet goes from strength to strength.

22nd May 2016

[The Franck has] the same big, romantic sound and emotional intensity of the violin sonata, beautifully brought out here by Marc-André Hamelin and the Takács in a stirring, virtuosic recording...there’s no questioning the Takács’s ability to play the Debussy String Quartet wonderfully. Something less corporeal, a little more elusive and vaporous, would have made it even better.
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