Goldmund String Quartet - Alexander Borodin’s Quartet No. 2 in D Major

[@raissabenoccithibes3768]

As a viola player, I should say that the sound is so explicitly recognizable and sweet. The sound of the viola is so versatile as it travels from the low notes to the mid-range and the higher ones in such a subtle way.
One more piece to my studies and appreciation!

[@裕子嶋田]

幸せなサウンドに心癒されました🎵

[@jerrera45]

As I get older, I have learned to appreciate the string quartets more. Maybe it's the less is more thing, but I think it is the beauty of hearing the amalgamation of four instruments creating such beauty as so magnificently played here.

[@jnhernandez8692]

Wonderful !

[@michaels7889]

That quartet comes under the heading 'Cruelty to violists', though perhaps not as severe as Smetana. Very enjoyable lively performance devoid of excess sentimentality. These are always very nicely recorded.

[@cocoapuff_x]

i would disagree, the viola has a lot of essential parts in here like 7:35, 3:53 where it starts that melody, 4:34 counter melody

[@michaels7889]

@@cocoapuff_x I think you have misunderstood me. As a violist, not as a listener, It is hard work though rewarding, and my comment was at all times positive.

[@cocoapuff_x]

@@michaels7889 oh usually violists get the joke that their parts are easy so thats what i thought u meant by cruelty

[@竹山弘子]

ボロデイン いい！

[@gieuxtemps8538]

18:00

[@まめ-p8r]

美しい

[@apl-ri1dh]

КАЙФ

[@frontignac]

From a composer in his spare time when not building medical research in S Petersburg - NZ

[@michaelparloff1155]

For more info about Borodin and this piece: ruclips.net/video/IqOHaM58cp4/видео.html

[@canal-9389]

Ein bißchen langweilig ist das Stück aber schon.