sábado, 2 de maio de 2015

János Végh – String Quartets – Authentic Quartet



János Végh (1845-1918):
String Quartet in F major
String Quartet in G minor
String Quartet in D major

Authentic Quartet [on period instruments]

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  2. I have now deleted this blog from my favorites. Too much so-called "authentic" crap. Shame. Used to be good.

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    1. ¿Qué mosca te ha picado? No es necesario enfadarse. Simplemente haz lo que tengas que hacer; no es necesario compartir tus frustaciones con los demás.

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    2. Sorry to hear it. You will be missed.

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    3. That is your self-inflicted misfortune. Nor do I have the slightest idea of what you are complaining about.

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    4. Really mature, to complain about free stuff that you are not forced to download anyway.

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    5. Tatiana, he is complaining about this: "[on period instruments]".

      Thank you once more, Odeon.

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    6. Frankly, he is getting something for nothing, so it is very ungrateful to complain about it but I am most grateful to Odeon for his wonderful posts.

      I was wondering whether someone knowledgeable here could explain whether this quartet is using instruments from Vegh's time or earlier ones.

      Thank you

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    7. Culture, and especially the music are arts and disciplines for intelligent people of all social millieux (!!!!). Who wants to understand.
      Odeon thank you for all those wonderful moments and discoveries.

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    8. Gabriel we are happy to see you go. If you need assistance in taking your bags to the train station, please let me know, so you can leave more efficiently.
      Also, happy listening to Herbert von Karajan's renditions of Bach's St. Matthew Passion.

      :-P

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  3. Muchas gracias, Odeon.

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  4. Estamos contigo, Odeón. Muchas gracias !!!

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  5. si amigo odeon eres un grande , lo que pasa es que seguro este amigo no entiende esta música yo lo entiendo , porque ami tampoco me gustaba la musica de brahms pero de ahi cuando creci , me pareció la música mas bonita en comparación a mozart o haydn esta música es distinta y por eso no te guste

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  6. Thank you very much Odeon !

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  7. Yet another fresh discovery -- many thanks.

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  9. What enjoyable new music!! Thank you greatly.

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