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Exelent Mr.Finkel.!!!!

Zukerman is the one of greatest violinist of the world in one row with Heifiz,Oistrah,Menuhin..We should be happy that we have a possibility to hear his art,in nowadays almost nobody possesses such a beautiful tone and rich timbre mixed with very deep understanding of music

Celebrating the Emerson Quartet in this their final season. Catch them on their Farewell Tour, if you can! Remembering the epic near-nightly concerts the Fall of '81 and '82 when you guys were in Residence with HCRL, Haydn and Beethoven... Every note of every composition by each and every composer you all have played over the decades has been: definitive. Props and love, Andrea Wallenberger (Middlebury College Class of 1985)

❤very nice❤

She isn’t Jacky! I mean sound and phrasing

I started attending the Emerson String Quartet concerts in D.C. when they were playing at the Renwick Gallery (before the Smithsonian Inst. venue). I've seen every concert in D.C. since then, including their recent Farewell Concert at the Wolf Trap Barns. I am a big fan, to say the least. I will miss them very much and wish them all success and happiness in their new lives after retirement as a quartet. Thank you Emerson.

He's the perfect Dulcamara and she's a wonderful Adina. I prefer him in Buffa parts, buts he's quite wonderful as villains as well.

fine music elegantly performed!

Perfect ending

This guy is the real deal here!:)

Lijkt op dissonanten in het voordeel, maar begint snel te wennen… begrijp dat deze componist naar nieuwe wegen zocht en een eigen taal ontwikkelde.

Excelent the repertoire

Unknowed Gliere, good, good, good

bye racist

How dare you pollute my hometown, zucker

Is so beautiful. A big hug for you and everything with the contents is best perfect . Invite you to my cover channel👣

Welcome, Maestro!

Gliere: Duos for Violin and Cello 1 - Prelude. - 0:30 5 - Intermezzo. - 2:20 2 - Gavotte. - 4:18 3 - Berceuse. - 6:35 6 - Impromptu. - 9:08 4 - Canzonetta. - 11:13 7 - Scherzo. - 13:10 Beethoven: Eyeglass Duo - 19:00 Saint-Saens - La Muse et le Poète, Op.132 (pt. I) - 28:50

They plays both so well and so bad.. Anyway I like this.

This was an amazing performance, I have no idea why there's so much hate.

Canzonetta was way too fast imo

Ugh... tired of these old guys, who used to be great, just spitting out whatever now... no musicality, no care for intonation. They just rush on through beautiful music without a trace of feeling. Unfortunately this lady has followed right along with the crap. She brought zero grace or style to these wonderful cello parts, especially in the Gliere; so disappointing. Sorry guys, this sucked. A MUCH better performance here : ruclips.net/video/YCEKqjKZ8rE/видео.html

Found on Spotify, amazing albom: open.spotify.com/album/3QsR3HGkdhkklxykTMvzp1?si=tuu-1_10S8GCK-Lo8BxB8A

Who cares about the order ?.....it doesnt matter when the whole performance is superb.... especially the Beethoven.

What a beautiful piece of music and gorgeous singing ! Gregory Spears is without any doubt one of the finest composer we have today

Cut guys!! Ok let's try again but this time we'll move the camera back to the next time zone and really distort the shite out of things!!!

who wrote the cadenza?

This is definitely on my "got to see played lived before I die" list!!!!!!

Headbanging good :) LOVE it!!!!

Really good sound

Bravo! Beautiful tenor!

Thanks for the timing of these fascinating duets, and so beautifully played. One does not for one second feel the need for another instrument.

Giere Duos for Violin and Cello 1-7 1- 0:30 2- 2:15 3- 4:12 4- 6:30 5- 9:08 6- 11:13 7- 13:10 Beethoven Eyeglass Duet- 13:15 La Muse et le poète- 18:36

join us for an evening of music with the Emerson String Quartet In support of Jewish Family Services Ottawa A Conversation between four distinct characters. The world-renowned Emerson String Quartet will return to the Ottawa-Gatineau region on Sunday, October 22, 2017 at 7:00 pm to perform at the Canadian Museum of History in support of Jewish Family Services of Ottawa. Proceeds from the concert, will help benefit the various programs and services JFS provides to survivors within our community. Tickets Coming Soon! Save the date: Sunday, October 22, 2017 Don't forget to add it to your calendar. iCAL l Google Calendar l Outlook

When it's my time to go, I want the last thing I hear to be the slow movement of this quartet.

Beautiful Rendition!There is a very curious thing about this movement. There is a set of published parts where there is an error in the transcription of the viola in two measures (four measures before and three measures before rehearsal number "8"). There is another publisher who has published the parts correctly. The Orion String Quartet plays this correctly, according to the score. So does the Amadeus Quartet, the Cleveland Quartet, The Prazak Quartet, the Prague Quartet, the American Quartet and many, many others. But a few famous quartets, such as the Emerson Quartet, play from parts where there is the mistake. Other, new ensembles, such as the Fry Street Quartet and the Crimson Quartet play from the tainted parts. The place in the music in question can be heard between 2:09 and 2:11 here. In this rendition, the Orion String Quartet has all four instruments play, in 2/4 time signature, for two measures, the rhythm "8th note, 8th rest, 8th rest, 8th note." which is what Dvorak wrote. In the wrongly prepared parts, the two violins and cello play that rhythm but the viola plays (on a low f) "8th note, 8th rest, 8th note, 8th rest." So, the second beat of each of those two measures, the viola comes on in right on the second beat whereas the other instruments play off the second beat. The Orion plays it correctly here, but listen to the Emerson play it, and you can hear the difference.A 1928 recording of the Czech Quartet on RUclips plays it correctly but a 1940 rendition by the Budapest Quartet, found here on RUclips has the "error". I am doing a little music detective work here. Orion fellows.... are you aware of this mistake in other recordings? Who was the publisher of your parts? After 80 years of this error existing, am I the only musician to notice it?

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Love their DG catalog.

Fantastic little film. It would have been nice, one year later, to have heard from David Finkel.

what a transition? i was in tears but at the same time we have to accept at one point.David finkel is one of the finest cellist of our time.

I like Jennifer Johnson Cano and hope to hear her in a recital one day in New York!

Most impressive performance of a very challenging composition for SQ. The Allegro molto was fast and furious- great tempo!

Феноменально!!! АНДРАШ ШИФФ-- ЯВЛЕНИЕ на ВСЕ времена!!!

Difficile pour moi d'écouter cette musique intérieure, ce silence dont Beethoven en parlait beaucoup vers la fin de sa vie...Mais je suis sûr, c'est une question de temps et d'écoutes fréquentes...

Best Grosse Fuge on youtube! Many thanks for uploading!

The camerawork is excellent.

We must listen the best Mozart piano concerto no 20 pianists like V.Ashkenazy(the most colorful sound) Marta Argerich and Alexei Sultanov(the most furious version)

Andras Schiff plays a boring fashion with a colorless piano sound Mozart.We must listen Radu Lupu M.Perahia G.Sokolov A.Lubimov E.Novitskaya D.Ranki Ashkenazy

What's the production? Has Elisir been moved to the great American prarie? She's terrific, wherever its set.

Excellent