Beethoven: Piano Quartet in C major (WoO 36, No. 3) - I. Allegro vivace

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Uploaded by on Sep 30, 2009

Júlia Gyenge, violin, Zsófia Vargek, viola, Eszter Szabó, cello, Márton Takáts, piano
Concert at the Steinmann Hall of the Pennsylvania Academy of Music, 26 June, 2009

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  • I think they were pretty good but I could hardly hear them.

  • Beethoven was 14 years old when he wrote this.

  • @classicvinylbiz I also enjoyed the performance from the 1970 cassette you've uploaded, although I found the first movement there a little too hurried, and naturally the sound quality isn't the same. I find this is the only youthful work of Beethoven's that has clear hints of his later self.

  • Very nicely played! Bravo!

  • Fifteen year old Beethoven wrote this C major piano quartet (WoO 36) in 1785, the same year that Mozart wrote his famous G minor piano quartet (K 478). The lovely G minor melody heard here at 1:00 was used again 10 years later by Beethoven, in his C major piano sonata, op. 2 no. 3.

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