E. Elgar - Piano Quintet in A minor, Op. 84 (1918)

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Movses Pogossian and Anna Landauer, violins
Kim Kashkashian, viola
Michael Kaufman, cello
Tatevik Mokatsian, piano
DILIJAN CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES
SEASON XIII
Concert 2 - October 20, 2017
Zipper Hall, Los Angeles
www.dilijanlarkmusicalsociety.com

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@chrissansum Месяц назад

Love this. Checking it out after spotting a copy of the sheet music going for a good price. What an amazing piece!

@jglachasse Год назад

A surprising piece played with such gusto and passion! Bravo!

@josephlaredo5272 3 года назад

Moderato - Allegro 0:00 Adagio 14:42 Andante - Allegro 25:27 No comment required; simply gorgeous!

@jeanettefindlay3743 3 года назад

Meant to tell you all that I have been using your RU-vid recording to help prepare for our piano 5tet rendition of the Elgar this weekend. Thank you so much.

@eattheearth1958 Год назад

5:26 is my favourite moment in all of classical music. So beautiful

@ianfraser4243 3 года назад

I have often wondered why there was never any Ravel to orchestrate this piece for full orchestra: the finest epitaph on the First World War there is.

@rodericktech5643 6 лет назад

Beautiful performance!

@davidpurdham 5 лет назад

I live in Elgar country with his birthplace a few miles away, I have sung his choral works so many times including Worcester, Hereford and Gloucester, I attend ‘his ‘church’ - but to my shame was totally unaware of this beautiful A minor piano quintet.... better late than never! It’s deeply moving, tender yet powerful, all that I love of this extraordinary man’s music.

@nickwright6034 4 года назад

Outstanding.

@jaimealbertomalagon4279 3 года назад

Bravissimo!!!!

@wr3915 4 года назад

Best performance of this stunningly intellectual piece. It does reflect Elgar's lonely walks a lot. Elgar is so pigeonholed but this work has so much brilliance, more Enigma than nationalistic in character.

@GUSTAVOMARZANO 4 года назад

Muchas gracias

@CarlesLama Год назад

Bravo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻

@billgrange3189 5 лет назад

What a pity there aren't more comments on this tremendous work, only one of three chamber pieces wrirtten by Elgar. He really should have written more. Ths wonderful performance gives the lie that Elgar was a superficial 'jigosistic' composer, rooted in the narrow constraints of the Victorian era. He was a deeply sensitive and complex person, as is shown in this deeply moving quintet.

@malcolmedwards8665 5 лет назад

Agree on all counts. The opening in particular is reminiscent of Faure's piano quartets, but the soundscape sounds, to me, very Elgar. His violin sonata and string quartet are both strong too.

@Quotenwagnerianer Год назад

He has written many chamber works in his youth for winds. No one ever performs them because they sound nothing like Elgar. But they are very nice pieces.

@jeanettefindlay3743 3 года назад

Beautiful performance. I love the sound of the first violin - Movses, please could you tell me which strings you are playing on - it is just the sound I am looking for. Also, your violin is just beautiful. The sound world you create is perfect.

@DilijanMusic 3 года назад

Thank you for your kind words, I am delighted to learn that you enjoyed our performance. My preferred strings are Pirastro Passione, with the exception of E, for which I use a regular Pirastro Gold (Wondertone). Hope it's helpful, and good luck with your upcoming performance.