DVORAK Piano Quartet in E-flat major, Op. 87 (Ravinia Steans Music Institute)
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Yuuki Wong (violin), Ayane Kozasa (viola), Deborah Pae (cello), and Henry Kramer (piano) perform Dvorak's Piano Quartet in E-flat major, Op. 87.
I. Allegro con fuoco
II. Lento
III. Allegro moderato, grazioso
IV. Finale. Allegro, ma non troppo
LIVE performance
Bennett-Gordon Hall, Ravinia Festival Steans Music Institute
July 11, 2011
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Thank you! We had a fantastic time performing this together.
Thank you so much for sharing. I'm having myself a Dvorak evening, thanks to RUclips videos like yours.
one of the finest piano quartet I have ever heard in my LIFE! I used to love the Brahm's no.1 piano quartet, but after I discovered this absolute jewel by Dvorak, I replaced the Brahms with this Dvorak. Each movement is full of life, passion, happiness, and energy. It's an upbeat work with sensuous melodies.
Do you know Schumann's quartett?
Wonderful performance! The more I listen to it, the more I enjoy it! Simply breathtaking! Great musicianship, amazing energy! Bravi! All the best of success for your future!
This is the second quartet for piano and strings of Dvorak. The first one op. 23 was a masterpeice. This one is much complex: there is a note out of scale in the very beginning which gives its impetus to the first movement. All the three other movements are equally efficient. Since the quartet op. 23, Dvorak gained in mastering. So, it is an absolute masterpiece that we have here to listen. There are so many gems in Dvorak's chamber music !!!!
Not surprised -- this piece was "phoned in from heaven", to quote Leonard Bernstein. I've played it, too (I'm a pianist) and loved it.
Your performance was beautiful.
A solid work, played well; particularly the cellist. Enjoyed. Thank you for the video.
This quartet is splendid. Note how the beginning starts with a dissonance which gives the impulse to the whole first movement. The music is well balanced between the instruments. The piano has a major role, but not a leading role: this is not a false chamber concerto for piano and strings.
Very beautiful!
Delicious. Enjoyed this one so much. Thank you.
I found an old score of this quartet. Like a lot of Dvořák, it's quite wonderful. This is a great performance of a difficult work!
beautiful! Thank you
Excellent performance, bravi!
I really enjoyed your performance :) You guys have inspired my friends and I to play this piece next :) Thank you!
Timestamps
I. 0:56
II. 9:59
III. 20:10
IV. 27:52
4:15 the best part !!!!!!
Life!!
Dvorak starts the first movement by a short cell with a non-tonal note (H in Eb major) which gives the impetus to the whole movement. This is audacuious. His friend Brahms never did that.
Skip to 0:58
+Stephen Aymond thanks
Why? The impulse comes from the beginning, B in E flat.
Did Bernstein really say that? Wow! Where did you find that quote? Just curious....As a fellow pianist!
I agree although the third movement is a bit less outstanding in my opinon. Overall, just amazing though.
I found the third movement the best.
Ok, no, I've been rough on this one. The second theme is amazing. But the beggining is a bit awkward.
was the cello out of tune?
Careful: this is the cellist’s RUclips account. 😉 Sounds fine to me.