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Mendelssohn Octet in E-flat major, Op. 20 (1st part)

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Uploaded by on Nov 6, 2009

Borodin Quartet & Fine Arts Quartet

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  • Love the cellist who smiles at the camera :D

  • this is fantastic!  :) why aren't there more views???? ppl are missing out

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  • OMG. Mr. Laufer?! he's SO YOUNG oh dear. Handsome at that too! his smile is to die for :p

  • Since I first heard this piece on 98.1FM I have religiously watched this version many times a month ♫ I wish these wonderful artists would tour to Tacoma-Seattle area. I'll keep checking their schedule of concerts.

  • it's not only not bad, but it's GENIUS FOR A 16 YEAR OLD.

  • @eringobragh91 i wonder if he actually smiled to the 2nd violinist haha 

  • Great performance, but the recording itself is a bit annoying... audio out of sync with the video, the man behind the camera seems to pan back and forth at random with little to no regard for who is actually playing anything worth looking at

  • Not bad, you know, for a 16 yr old. . . ;)

    <3 <3 <3

    "If we had not had a soul, music would have created it."

    Emil Cioran

  • Today on the radio (BBC Radio 4 I think) I heard a musician say that this piece "fills her with joy" and I heard a dancer say that it "teaches one to live".

  • Two fantastic quartets playing in immensely immaculate ensemble (granted the Borodins, as quartets do, have changed personnel over time). The cellist is not smiling at the camera, but at his first violin, an essential communication of eyes in ensemble playing between rhythm/tempo from the lower end and tone/melody in the higher strings. It's intuitive self-conducting, indicating togetherness, accuracy, and texturing at a lyrical and light motif in the exposition. He is funny though! What a video

  • Why aren't there more people in the audience?!

  • Type mrglebanoid in the youtube searchbox to view a version that's in synch

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