Richard Strauss - Piano Quartet in C Minor, Op. 13

Richard Strauss - Piano Quartet in C Minor, Op. 13 (1883-1884)
Performed by:
Christiaan Bor, violin
Rainer Moog, viola
Ronald Thomas, cello
Pascal Devoyon, piano
Movement One: Allegro - 0:00
Movement Two: Scherzo. Presto - 10:58
Movement Three: Andante - 18:23
Movement Four: Finale. Vivace - 26:43
Source of Audio - • Richard Strauss (1864-...

[@APotatoWT]

Damn didn’t know Strauss was so good at composing piano pieces

[@petersimon5231]

An excellent, spirited rendition of this brilliant quartet!

[@sabaneyev]

maybe i should listen to more strauss

[@steveegallo3384]

riverrun -- Nah...Why burn yourself out? Stick to Billy Joel.....

[@NareshNaresh-lr9nq]

@@steveegallo3384 Am happy having seen your comment that bounded me to go for........... Really an unimaginable experience. Thanks a lot from all of my 💓 for sharing your experience. Regards.

[@timosso]

3:08 wow that was a nice surprise!! ❤️

[@matthewparis1907]

Many near quotes from Brahms' G Minor and C Minor Quartets. Yet many harmonic progressions only Strauss could have made. Great performance!

[@muiscman807]

👏👏👏

[@user-dq5ui5nh5y]

20:10 눈물 남

[@bugatti103]

bravo

[@davideguiguren2770]

Incredible playing!

[@chichuanteng6858]

Agreed!!!

[@lyricsronen]

This is indeed an astounding level of ensemble playing

[@totuccio8786]

Giovanile fin che si vuole, ma pieno di passione, come la sonata per violino.

[@lucaberardi8689]

Mi sembra di ascoltare qualsiasi compositore romantico/tardo romantico tranne Strauss....

[@NareshNaresh-lr9nq]

Ecstatic mode, INDEED!!!!!

[@beeshin9945]

Nice structure

[@crobatchoppurple8728]

There's something very Brahmian about this quartet

[@lucaberardi8689]

very good comment!!..it's true!!

[@freddiehoogewerf3328]

Really Beautiful - I agree with Riverrun, I've given Strauss a miss until now - That should likely change.

[@erikfreitas7093]

He was a marvelous composer - don’t miss out on Don Juan, Death & Transfiguration, Also Sprach Zarathustra, Panathenaenzug, Alpine Symphony, Four Last Songs, Der Rosenkavalier, etc…..

[@lyricsronen]

This is a very early piece of his that carries little resemblance to the bulk of his orchestral and operatic music. I personally love him best in his most outgoing style: Salome, Don Quixote - those are true masterpieces of invention. I'm a horn player so I may be bias but I find both of his horn concertos fantastic - he wrote them about 60 years apart so they are both quite unique