Spohr Duo for Violin and Viola in E minor

Louis Spohr (1784-1859) - Duo for Violin & Viola in E minor, op. 13
I. Allegro Moderato - 0:00
II. Adagio - 8:07
II. Tempo di minuetto - 12:32
Antje Weithaas - Violin
Tabea Zimmermann - Viola

[@ronanbellec3530]

Magnifique 🎻🎶

[@franzeybler1499]

Spohr had a unique talent for representing a contained pain, a serene melancholy.

[@tessrosed]

This is such a beautiful comment!

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[@danielstadden1149]

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[@ricpic1]

Truly insightful comment. Listening to Spohr I kept asking myself what was his distinctive note. The best I could come up with is a plaintive quality in his work. You're characterization is better.

[@naecarol.1988]

Streets are empty, and i listen this duo.

[@АлександрЯрков-ш2з]

Bravo bravo bravo brilliance duo

[@geigenatelierbrusch469]

Spohr has his own style as a composer, different from his contempories and - once You get familiar with it - also recognizable. He found the time to compose hundreds of works, great and small, many of them hauntingly beautiful as this Duo, he had a busy concert-scedule, he was "Kapellmeister" at Kassel, he travelled, he painted, he taught hundreds of pupils during his long life in music and he wrote an interesiting self-biographie, where we among many interesting other details can read, that in 1816 some Italians were singing at night in the streets of Milano arias and pieces from Italian operas in 3 and 4 parts. Yet he had no modern media to make his large correspondence easier, no jets, no fast train to bring him to his many destinations, every mile had to be done by horse-carriages, yet by the end of his fullfilled life some slow-speed-trains had appeared.

[@rachaelbratsch]

I love this so much! I was inspired the moment I heard them play this and now I'm learning it myself

[@RachaelLongLastName]

Rachael Bratsch where did you find the sheet music?

[@annavagagginihu]

@@RachaelLongLastName Imslp is a site web where you can find classical sheets music gratis. This is the link for the piece:
imslp.org/wiki/Duet_for_Violin_and_Viola%2C_Op.13_(Spohr%2C_Louis)

[@RachaelLongLastName]

Anna Vagaggini Hu thanks!

[@harryandruschak2843]

Beautiful! And that adjective describes most of Spohr's output.

[@classy_dweller]

This loveliest work so wonderfully soothes the soul...

[@fredericchopin7538]

Delightful!

[@naecarol.1988]

So beautiful.

[@drewlecher5995]

A masterpiece masterfully performed.

[@tropicalstrings]

beautifull music. great players.
thank you very much.

[@LuciaVenturiniViolaConcert]

Molto bravi 🌹 tutti i miei auguri !

[@JuhlMedia]

Beautifully played!

[@matthewmichelic9300]

Outstanding artistry, lovely work!

[@asdisviola]

Amazing!!!!

[@Dogaradodia]

Certifié intergalactique!

[@haleypalten2352]

My first words were "oh my god." How can be something be so painful?

[@Mikello777]

Ce n'est pas moi qui joue ( je le regrette bien !