Beethoven: Complete String Quartets
(1964-1970 Recordings)
Juilliard String Quartet
Awards:
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Diapason d’Or, April 2020, Réédition
The set showcases two formations of the line-up, which changed during this period; founding member Robert Mann is the only performer common to both. The quartet’s approach to this repertoire...
Beethoven: Complete String Quartets
(1964-1970 Recordings)
Juilliard String Quartet
Purchase product
Awards:
-
Diapason d’Or, April 2020, Réédition
The set showcases two formations of the line-up, which changed during this period; founding member Robert Mann is the only performer common to both. The quartet’s approach to this repertoire...
About
On the 'Sony Classical' label - In celebration of Beethoven’s 250th anniversary year, Sony Classical is pleased to release the internationally renowned Juilliard String Quartet’s recordings of Beethoven’s String Quartets recorded from 1964-1970. The Juilliard String Quartet, which was founded in 1946 is one of the world’s most prestigious string quartets in the world. In February 2011, the quartet received the NARAS Lifetime Achievement Award for its outstanding contributions to recorded classical music. This stunning mid-price box set will be the first ever international release of the Juilliard String Quartet’s 1964-1970 Beethoven cycle, in a single x9 CD edition. 6 LPs featured on the box set appear for the first time on CD, remastered from the original analogue masters using 24 bit / 192 kHz technology. The booklet includes a with new essay by string expert Tully Potter and full discographical notes.
Recording dates:
-op.18/1 - May 14/15 1968,
-op.18/2 - January 8/9, 1969,
-op.18/3 - January 8/9, 1969,
-op.18/4 - May 16, 1968,
-op.18/5 - May 22, 1968,
-op.18/6 - May 23, 1968,
-op.59/1 - May 12/18/19 1964,
-op.59/2 - May 4–6, 1964
-op.59/3 - May 19/20, 1964
-op.74 - Jan 5/6 1965,
-op.95 - March 18/19, 1970,
-op.127 - October 1–3 & December 10–12, 1969
-op.130 - February 25/26 & May 6, 1970,
-op.133 - March 20, 1970,
-op.131 - May 23, 1969 & October 29–31, 1969,
-op.132 - May 23 & October 29–31, 1969 & January 6–8, 1970
-op.135 - October 1–3, 1969
Contents and tracklist
- Juilliard String Quartet, Claus Adam (violin), Raphael Hillyer (viola), Isidore Cohen (violin), Robert Mann (violin)
- Juilliard String Quartet, Claus Adam (violin), Raphael Hillyer (viola), Isidore Cohen (violin), Robert Mann (violin)
- Juilliard String Quartet, Claus Adam (violin), Raphael Hillyer (viola), Isidore Cohen (violin), Robert Mann (violin)
- Juilliard String Quartet, Claus Adam (violin), Raphael Hillyer (viola), Isidore Cohen (violin), Robert Mann (violin)
- Juilliard String Quartet, Claus Adam (violin), Raphael Hillyer (viola), Isidore Cohen (violin), Robert Mann (violin)
- Juilliard String Quartet, Claus Adam (violin), Raphael Hillyer (viola), Isidore Cohen (violin), Robert Mann (violin)
- Juilliard String Quartet, Claus Adam (violin), Isidore Cohen (violin), Robert Mann (violin), Raphael Hillyer (viola)
- Juilliard String Quartet, Claus Adam (violin), Isidore Cohen (violin), Robert Mann (violin), Raphael Hillyer (viola)
- Juilliard String Quartet, Claus Adam (violin), Isidore Cohen (violin), Robert Mann (violin), Raphael Hillyer (viola)
- Juilliard String Quartet, Claus Adam (violin), Isidore Cohen (violin), Robert Mann (violin), Raphael Hillyer (viola)
- Juilliard String Quartet, Claus Adam (violin), Raphael Hillyer (viola), Isidore Cohen (violin), Robert Mann (violin)
- Juilliard String Quartet, Earl Carlyss (violin), Claus Adam (violin), Robert Mann (violin), Samuel Rhodes (viola)
- Juilliard String Quartet, Earl Carlyss (violin), Robert Mann (violin), Samuel Rhodes (viola), Claus Adam (violin)
- Juilliard String Quartet, Earl Carlyss (violin), Robert Mann (violin), Samuel Rhodes (viola), Claus Adam (violin)
- Juilliard String Quartet, Earl Carlyss (violin), Claus Adam (violin), Robert Mann (violin), Samuel Rhodes (viola)
- Juilliard String Quartet, Earl Carlyss (violin), Claus Adam (violin), Robert Mann (violin), Samuel Rhodes (viola)
- Juilliard String Quartet, Earl Carlyss (violin), Claus Adam (violin), Robert Mann (violin), Samuel Rhodes (viola)
Awards and reviews
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Diapason d’OrApril 2020Réédition
June 2020
The set showcases two formations of the line-up, which changed during this period; founding member Robert Mann is the only performer common to both. The quartet’s approach to this repertoire divided audiences in the early years, and here we can witness something of its transformation.