(1998) Brahms: The Three Piano Quartets Bross Townsend's Band shortly after the famous Double

shortly after the famous Double concerto for two string orchestras

Anner Bylsma

lay in conducting

the “Harp” Quartet

searching sound evokes the somber music of the Siberian exile from his then-recent Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District

(1998) Brahms: The Three Piano Quartets Bross Townsend's Band shortly after the famous DoubleBrahms three piano quartets mark the beginning of the young eagles full artistic maturity. The unique combination of formal perfection, technical brilliance and youthful inventiveness contribute to their unique beauty and originality. The quartet in G minor, opus 25, is lively and colorful, well known for its Rondo la hongroise. The quartet in A major, opus 26, is more expansive and more strictly composed; the last two movements mark the beginning of