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Showing posts with label string quartet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label string quartet. Show all posts
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
New Release: Cypress Quartet
The San Francisco based Cypress String Quartet is about to release their Beethoven String Quartet cycle (August 25th) with volume 1 containing Opus 131 and Opus 135.
Cecily, Tom, Ethan and Jennifer recently spoke with host John Clare about the new recording.
Listen to their discussion {mp3 file}
Here's a hd video of the quartet in concert last April, celebrating 10 years of Call and Response, that also included Beethoven's Opus 135.
You can get the new Cypress cd or download here.
Of course, we also love the "Moose Quartet" by PDQ Bach, who will visit South Texas next April with Peter Schickele, seen here:
Had to share that since the finale of the Beethoven asks the question, Muss es sein? (Must it be?)
Cecily, Tom, Ethan and Jennifer recently spoke with host John Clare about the new recording.
Listen to their discussion {mp3 file}
Here's a hd video of the quartet in concert last April, celebrating 10 years of Call and Response, that also included Beethoven's Opus 135.
You can get the new Cypress cd or download here.
Of course, we also love the "Moose Quartet" by PDQ Bach, who will visit South Texas next April with Peter Schickele, seen here:
Had to share that since the finale of the Beethoven asks the question, Muss es sein? (Must it be?)
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Sunday, June 29, 2008
Let it be
Ludwig van Beethoven's last quartet, Opus 135 asks the listener a question, both musically and actually written in the score:
Muss es sein? (Must it be?)
And then he answers, Es muss sein! (It must be!)
The finale, from YouTube:
We've created a couple of graphs over at GraphJam to express this finale:

Muss es sein? (Must it be?)
And then he answers, Es muss sein! (It must be!)
The finale, from YouTube:
We've created a couple of graphs over at GraphJam to express this finale:
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