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Op how about stretching this to include quintets as well?
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david crosby posted:Here is the greatest quintet of all time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtZgIKZ_jrw I find that beethoven's quintets are actually underrated... well, as underrated as anything by him can be. But people always talk about his late quartets.not sure there's anything to talk about really, the music speaks for itself. But, I guess I'll say that as much as i love the sparseness and balance of a quartet, and overall think its the finest musical form, the fuller and broader sound of the quintet really hits the spots sometimes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_1Lq28INlE
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Apr 18, 2015 09:38
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131 is my favourite. I love 132 as well but 131 makes it seem almost old-fashioned, which is ridiculous. from the first moment i ever heard the first bar of 131 i knew I'd found a true deathbed piece. I urge you to listen to his quintets. There are only four, I believe and they're mostly transcriptions and reworkings of things like piano quintets and... his first opus piano sonata, I think? I think 29 is the only original one. opus 4 (e flat) opus 29 (c major) opus 104 (c minor) and string quintent in F major - maybe this is opus 2.
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Apr 19, 2015 01:29
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