If the Festival had an audience prize, Borusan Quartet would have won it on their first visit three years ago. They bring us Mozart’s A major Quartet, famous for the Andante’s delicious set of variations, later copied by Beethoven in his A major Quartet, drum taps and all. They follow with Beethoven in electrifying C minor mode where a dark, dramatic opening hurls itself at us before softening to a bright and singing second idea.
All works performed by Borusan Quartet
Composer | Work |
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Mozart | Quartet in A major K:464 |
Beethoven | Quartet No:4 in C minor Op:18/4 |
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