Arthur Rubinstein - Brahms Quintet in F minor, Op. 34 (1)

(1) Allegro non troppo

Arthur Rubinstein, Piano

Guarneri Quartet:
Arnold Steinhardt, John Dalley, Violins
Michael Tree, Viola
David Soyer, Cello

These performances were recorded at Webster Hall, New York City,
December 28,29 and 30, 1966

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Arthur
• Rubinstein
• Brahms
• Piano
• Quintet
• F minor
• Op 34

[PrisLN]

brahms is amazimg

[criggscriggs1]

This is a fantastic recording, thank you.

[loservicky]

It's written as quintet but in fact is a piano concerto.

GREAT PIECE, AMAZING BRAHMS!!

[Pinepelt]

Whoever said classical music is boring?

[MagicDolphinGO]

@jonjo12321 check out schubert's string quintet

[jonjo12321]

@vonholtzendorff thanks a lot

[vonholtzendorff]

@jonjo12321 There is SO MUCH OUT THERE. If you want to start with brahms chamber music, his first string sextet and sonata for cello and piano in e minor are some of my favourites. See if you like those.

[jonjo12321]

Someone please suggest more classical music like this to me! I really want to know what else is out there.

thanks

[CERNify]

enchanting.

[Philobiblion]

An urgent reminder of our impending moral collapse. But-- there is still the possibility of some redemption, as in the distant landscape painting of a 15th century saint's torment.

[Citrosidina]

Bellissimo

[Nibelungenherr1876]

Meister Brahms creates orchestral effects with chamber music! Amazing!