César
Franck:
String
Quartet,
Piano
Quintet
Quatuor Danel/Jumppanen
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Description
The gifted Belgian Quatuor Danel turn to two masterpieces by Cesar Franck: his passionate Piano Quintet and the String Quartet. The three-movement Quintet, like Brahms’s op. 34 an expansion of the Schumannian model, is one of Franck’s most infamous works. It immediately established itself, and a second performance with the pianist Marie Poitevin, the later dedicatee of the Prelude, Choral et Fugue, convinced the members of the Société Nationale. Franck’s String Quartet, his last major work, was similarly acclaimed by its first listeners. After its first performance in April 1890, with tears in his eyes, Cesar Franck is said to have told his pupil Vincent d’Indy, Now you see: at long last the public is beginning to understand me.""
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Tracklisting
Disc 1
Side 1
- 1. I. Poco Lento - Allegro - Quatuor Danel
- 2. II. Scherzo. Vivace - Quatuor Danel
- 3. III. Larghetto - Quatuor Danel
- 4. IV. Finale. Allegro Molto - Quatuor Danel
- 5. I. Molto Moderato, Quasi Lento - Allegro - Paavali Jumppanen/Quatuor Danel
- 6. II. Lento, Con Molto Sentimento - Paavali Jumppanen/Quatuor Danel
- 7. III. Allegro Non Troppo, Ma Con Fuoco - Paavali Jumppanen/Quatuor Danel
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