HAYDN: Kaiser-Quartett , Cuarteto Emperador: Poco adagio (cantabile)

The Jugend-Quartett (Fernando Vizcayno, 1st. Violin; Alejandro Serna, 2nd Violin; Tonatiúh Álvarez, Viola; Pablo Reyes, Cello) plays the Second Movement (Poco adagio: cantabile) from the String-Quartet No. 62, in C-major, HOB. III:77 (op. 76, Nr. 3), Emperor. Live-Recording from the Xochipilli Hall (National School of Music of the UNAM, Mexico City) during the HAYDNIANA, an Encounter with Haydns Music, held on February 26, 2009, coordinated by Sergio Cárdenas (http://www.sergiocardenas.net), who was also the coach of the Jugend-Quartett..

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Haydn
• Kaiser-Quartett
• Cuarteto Emperador
• Emperor-Quartet
• Jugend-Quartett
• Haydniana
• ENM-UNAM
• Sergio Cárdenas
• 26/Febr/2009

[trumpetclemens]

Absolutely wonderful! I am analysing this piece at the moment at university as a prosemiar study and i listened to this record for about a hundred times and i like it better and better each time I hear it! Very emotional and fascinating interpretation!!

[cacciatoresolitario]

Actually, in music, there is nothing to be interpreted: task of the performer is to understand the inner integral (as a unity) energy of whatever the composer wrote and perform it not interfering (limiting, changing, adding) in its own energy. Greetings!

[pimmelbacke]

To rephrase it: I've never ever heard such a breathtakingly beautiful performance of my national anthem. You made my eyes wet. Seriously.

Thank you very, very much for your passionate playing. Germany is proud of you ;-)

[mathis1980]

@Simnic123456789 ????

I never challenged this, you must be mistaken...

[Simnic123456789]

@mathis1980

its from haydn - he died in 1809 and he was an austrian...

[Simnic123456789]

@KonsolN

jo du koffa

schaug noch im atlas du voitrottl

[AppleOfTheWeek]

Lol, what is that sound between 2:04-2:08:D:D? It occurs in some other parts too:D

[monicabraz2011]

uy

[doppeldeluxe]

@KonsolN Hanns Eisler fühlte und bezeichnete sich selber immer als Österreicher und Wiener. Ließ doch bitte seine Biographie..... 

[KonsolN]

@doppeldeluxe

Aber wenn er in Leipzig geboren wurde, dann ist er Deutscher... oder gibt es in Österreich auch ein Leibzig?

[doppeldeluxe]

@KonsolN Hans Eisler was not a German composer. He was an Austrian. He was born in Leipzig. At the age of 3 he moved to vienna. He even serves in the Austro-Hungarian Army during World War 1. His father was an Austrian, too.

[4gelc]

Really GREAT! Wonderful!

[mathis1980]

@MsTommyknocker Not really, that was just because someone other talked about that. But whatever, Beethoven has nothing to do with both.