Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

CD album cover 'Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart' (GEN 14297) with Merel Quartet

GEN 14297 EAN: 4260036252972

10.1.2014 Special offer
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Edition Artist Consort

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The Swiss musicians from the merger between Artist Consort and GENUIN have by now given us so many wonderful CDs. And the latest one, too, with the young Merel Quartet from Zurich, augurs pure listening joy. The four string players, unswervingly pursuing their artistic path with a wide repertoire, also away from the mainstream, and regularly appearing as guests at all the major festivals, present to their listeners two mature Mozart quartets that appear as an opposing pair of siblings: brightness and darkness, vitality and pain, extroversion and inwardness. All this in wonderfully explored, exciting and sonorously beautiful interpretations.

Merel Quartet

The Swiss musicians from the merger between Artist Consort and GENUIN have by now given us so many wonderful CDs. And the latest one, too, with the young Merel Quartet from Zurich, augurs pure listening joy. The four string players, unswervingly pursuing their artistic path with a wide repertoire, also away from the mainstream, and regularly appearing as guests at all the major festivals, present to their listeners two mature Mozart quartets that appear as an opposing pair of siblings: brightness and darkness, vitality and pain, extroversion and inwardness. All this in wonderfully explored, exciting and sonorously beautiful interpretations.

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Tracklist

  1. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791)
    String Quartet No. 14 in G major, ("Spring"), K. 387 (1782)
    01 Allegro vivace assai
  2. 02 Menuetto (Allegro)
  3. 03 Andante cantabile
  4. 04 Molto Allegro
  5. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791)
    String Quartet No. 15 in D minor, KV 421 (1783)
    Allegro moderato
  6. Andante
  7. Menuetto (Allegro)
  8. Allegro ma non troppo

The Swiss musicians from the merger between Artist Consort and GENUIN have by now given us so many wonderful CDs. And the latest one, too, with the young Merel Quartet from Zurich, augurs pure listening joy. The four string players, unswervingly pursuing their artistic path with a wide repertoire, also away from the mainstream, and regularly appearing as guests at all the major festivals, present to their listeners two mature Mozart quartets that appear as an opposing pair of siblings: brightness and darkness, vitality and pain, extroversion and inwardness. All this in wonderfully explored, exciting and sonorously beautiful interpretations.