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艾爾加: 弦樂四重奏 / 鋼琴五重奏
布羅茲基四重奏 馬丁．洛斯柯 鋼琴
Brodsky Quartet
Martin Roscoe piano
The three great chamber works, the String Quartet, Piano Quintet, and Violin Sonata, were among the very last works that Elgar wrote, composed during an intensive and productive period in 1918 and 1919 whilst living at Brinkwells in Sussex, and under the twin shadows of the horrors of the Great War and the terminal illness of his wife, Alice.
The String Quartet was dedicated to the original Brodsky Quartet (the name subsequently taken by the current group when they arrived as students at the Royal Northern College of Music) and was championed by this new Brodsky Quartet from the off, sitting alongside Delius’s Quartet on their debut recording (1984). It has remained a cornerstone of their repertoire ever since.
The Brodsky Quartet took the opportunity of the centenary year of both works to perform the String Quartet alongside the Piano Quintet with their frequent co-performer Martin Roscoe, and this recording is a result of that commemoration.
SIR EDWARD ELGAR
Quartet, Op.83 (1918)
29:19
in E minor
for Strings
To the Brodsky Quartet
1. IAllegro moderato - Poco piu mosso - Tempo I - Con fuoco - 9:17
2. IIPiacevole (poco andante) - [ ] - Tempo I - Piu lento 10:48
3 .IIIFinale.9:04
Quintet, Op.84 (1918-19) * 37:41
in A minor
for Piano and Strings
To Ernest Newman
4. I Moderato - Allegro - Moderato - Poco animato - 13:46
5. II Adagio - Poco stringendo - Tempo giusto, poco tenuto - 13:01
6. III Andante - Allegro - Nobilmente - Animando - Animato - 10:40
Total time: 67:10 |
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