that finale is incredible. I hear people compare Rabl to Brahms a lot, but that's a level of unfettered, vigorous happiness from which he always shies away.
That's nonsense. Brahms composed one of the most euphoric pieces of classical music ever written. The finale of his opus 120 no.1 (the clarinet/viola/violin sonata).
Rabl didn't write much, which is a pity. This quartet won 1st Prize in a competition. But who was the judge? Someone called Johannes Brahms (I wonder if his music was any good) :-) :-)
Delightful! That climactic passage after 3:55 where the melody is tripled in three octaves is so powerful. The fourth movement sounds almost Baroque at times. Thanks for helping us discover this composer.
I don't know how I lived so long without every hearing this piece or about Walter Rabl! Definitely underrated and deserves more attention.🥰
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Golden times, when music compositions were always clear and gorgeous in style and structure, even those written by not-so-famous composers.
If I hadn't seen the composer's name, my first guess would have been Johannes Brahms. This is so beautiful!
Il y a vraiment beaucoup de très belles musiques par trop méconnues.......😮
that finale is incredible. I hear people compare Rabl to Brahms a lot, but that's a level of unfettered, vigorous happiness from which he always shies away.
That's nonsense. Brahms composed one of the most euphoric pieces of classical music ever written. The finale of his opus 120 no.1 (the clarinet/viola/violin sonata).
Rabl didn't write much, which is a pity. This quartet won 1st Prize in a competition. But who was the judge? Someone called Johannes Brahms (I wonder if his music was any good) :-) :-)
Definitely fantastic music. I'm sure that Rabl will get played more. Very well written chamber music
@@syroyid Absolutely Bohdan, there isn't much, but these posting will surely help.
The slow movement is reminiscent of Schubert's Wanderer Fantasy - very Brahmsian allusion!
never heard of this composer before, this looks very fun to play.
What a lovely find!
Delightful! That climactic passage after 3:55 where the melody is tripled in three octaves is so powerful. The fourth movement sounds almost Baroque at times. Thanks for helping us discover this composer.
the adagio molto is unbelievable
Wunderschön, hoff ich darf das auch mal spielen
A balm for my soul ... 😍 Thank you so much for uploading ❤
Superbe !!