Schubert Death And The Maiden
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Hyperion CDA67585 (released October 2006) pairs Franz Schubert's String Quartet in D minor,‘Death and the Maiden’, with the A minor Quartet‘Rosamunde’. The disc is the Takács String Quartet's Hyperion debut, recorded in May 2006 at St George's, Brandon Hill (UK), produced by Chris Hazell and engineered by Simon Eadon. Total duration: 69:07.
Hyperion CDA67585 (released October 2006) pairs Franz Schubert's String Quartet in D minor,‘Death and the Maiden’, with the A minor Quartet‘Rosamunde’. The disc is the Takács String Quartet's Hyperion debut, recorded in May 2006 at St George's, Brandon Hill (UK), produced by Chris Hazell and engineered by Simon Eadon. Total duration: 69:07.
- Two major Schubert quartets on one disc:‘Death and the Maiden’ and‘Rosamunde’.
- Strong critical acclaim and awards noted at release (multiple editorial picks and positive reviews).
- Two major Schubert quartets on one disc:‘Death and the Maiden’ and‘Rosamunde’.
- Strong critical acclaim and awards noted at release (multiple editorial picks and positive reviews).
- Highly unified ensemble playing; praised for intensity, drive and expressive contrast.
- Recording and engineering described as natural, clear and well-balanced.
- Notable presentation: Hyperion catalogue entry lists producer Chris Hazell and artwork selection that reflects the disc's aesthetic.
- −Interpretation is forceful and high-octane; listeners who prefer a more lyrical, mellow or rounded Schubert may find this reading intense.
- −Some reviews note the emphasis on dramatic development over an emphasis on pure tonal beauty, making it a stylistic rather than a neutral reference reading for all tastes.
- −Interpretation is forceful and high-octane; listeners who prefer a more lyrical, mellow or rounded Schubert may find this reading intense.
- −Some reviews note the emphasis on dramatic development over an emphasis on pure tonal beauty, making it a stylistic rather than a neutral reference reading for all tastes.
Based on user reviews collected from publicly available sources.