Mozart / Quatuor Voce: Quartets 15
Mozart / Quatuor Voce: Quartets 15
Format: CD
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Artist: Mozart / Quatuor Voce
Label: Alpha
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 3760014195594
Genre: Classical
The Quatuor Voce is fifteen years old! To celebrate this anniversary, the four musicians present an album focusing on two composers, Mozart and Schubert, but only one number: 15! This milestone, an age imbued with both ardour and maturity, is therefore embodied in the respective fifteenth quartets of these two geniuses of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Mozart composed his Quartet No. 15 in 1783, as the second in the set of six quartets dedicated to Haydn. Schubert wrote his Quartet No.15, his last work in the genre, in 1826. He composed it in only ten days but did not live to hear it's first performance, which took place twenty-three years after his death.
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