(2005) Beethoven: String Quartets Op. 59, Op. 74 & Op. 95 Joseph Jongen the young Mendelssohn was fascinated
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the young Mendelssohn was fascinated
a charm and sense of humour already visible in La Nique à Satan
in addition to the de rigueur strings
Reinhard Keiser was considered Germany’s greatest composer
Entitled “Les Folies Françaises”
(2005) Beethoven: String Quartets Op. 59, Op. 74 & Op. 95 Joseph Jongen the young Mendelssohn was fascinatedThe Sine Nomine string quartet needs no introduction! Prize winner of the prestigious Evian Competition in 1985, the ensemble has set new standards in the world of chamber music. The quartet has recorded more than 10 albums for Claves Records, mainstream works as well as less well known scores, some of which have earned the reputation as reference recordings. The four members of the ensemble now take on one of the great monuments in the quartet
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