String Quartets Op. 59, 74, 95
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Composer: Ludwig van Beethoven
Editor: Paul Mies
Instrument: String Quartet
Publisher: Henle Urtext Edition
Description:
The five string quartets in this volume are generally designated as Beethoven's “middle quartets,” even though stylistically they do not all build a closed unit. More than three years lie between the inception of the three quartets op. 59 (1806) and the quartet op. 74 (1809/10). In the quartets op. 59, Beethoven sprinkled several Russian folksong themes – an homage to Prince Razumovsky, who had commissioned the works.This is why the pieces are often called the “Russian Quartets.” The next quartet, op. 74 in E flat major, was also given a nickname: thanks to extended pizzicato passages in the first movement, it is frequently called the “Harp Quartet.” The F minor Quartet op. 95, in turn, bears the autograph title “Quartett serioso.” All five quartets are mature masterworks which demand high interpretative and technical mastery.
Editor: Paul Mies
Instrument: String Quartet
Publisher: Henle Urtext Edition
Song List:
Beethoven: Quartet F major op. 59,1 [Rasumowsky] F major op. 59,1
Beethoven: Quartet C major op. 59,3 [Rasumowsky] C major op. 59,3
Beethoven: Quartet E minor op. 59,2 [Rasumowsky] e minor op. 59,2
Beethoven: Quartet f minor op. 95
Beethoven: Quartet E flat majeur op. 74 [Harp Quartet] E flat major op. 74
Description:
The five string quartets in this volume are generally designated as Beethoven's “middle quartets,” even though stylistically they do not all build a closed unit. More than three years lie between the inception of the three quartets op. 59 (1806) and the quartet op. 74 (1809/10). In the quartets op. 59, Beethoven sprinkled several Russian folksong themes – an homage to Prince Razumovsky, who had commissioned the works.This is why the pieces are often called the “Russian Quartets.” The next quartet, op. 74 in E flat major, was also given a nickname: thanks to extended pizzicato passages in the first movement, it is frequently called the “Harp Quartet.” The F minor Quartet op. 95, in turn, bears the autograph title “Quartett serioso.” All five quartets are mature masterworks which demand high interpretative and technical mastery.