Brahms: String Sextet No. 1, Op. 18 | Amaryllis Quartett, Volker Jacobsen, Jens Peter Maintz 

The depth of beauty and profundity of musical integrity exeplified.

An exquisite performance of this masterwork.

This specutacular performance they play with exquisite skill and incomparable technique and splendid attire is beyond description , immeasurable , unfathomable , inspirational , and comfortable to the ear and the mind

Quel beau sextet , vraiment ; il y a une véritable harmonie entre tous les musiciens de l'ensemble , Bravo !

Wahnsinnig schön! Danke fürs Hochladen! LG

2nd movement 14:56 Flawlees performed by these great sextet!

Nice performance by your group.. Adore when ladies perform

My first Brahms 2nd concerto cd has this Beautiful string sextet and since then I love it!!!

Exuberant Renditon Salutations to all Maestros God Bless Thanks

Extraordinari,quina sensibilitat,i bellesa tant del compositor,i dels intreprets , llàstima que no tingui més oïdors 🙄❤️

absolut großartig!

Brahms is a great musician!

아름답습니다 😊

Wow!

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Maravilhoso

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A brilliant performance! The harmony and musicality is so amazing. Everyone was really passionate as they play their respective parts. You deserve to be witnessed by the world. Are you guys interested to join us in Sessions Live?

Why do soft notes sometimes sound fuzzy ?

12:07

It is common knowledge that Johannes Brahms had great difficulty in his quest to write a first symphony. This masterpiece has the sonic richness of a symphony, at times evoking instruments not in the score (including a couple that he loved to use -- the clarinet and the French horn. There was no obvious parallel to this work when Brahms composed it. By achieving such richness he may have achieved the equivalent of a full orchestral symphony. In short, he did not need to establish himself as a symphonist with this work even if he would later show himself a master of orchestral color. Has anyone ever arranged this work as a "chamber symphony" or "symphony for string orchestra" as was done with some string quartets of Shostakovich?