Your favourite QUINTETS, any mix of instruments.
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Originally posted by Tapiola View PostOr even a "quintette" (Mr Grew passim)
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Originally posted by ahinton View Post"Pass im" by might seem to be the most sensible advice whenever he does that kind of thing (as he does all too often, along with his habitual pepperings of his texts with those bizarre and absurd redundant hyphens, as in "tele-vision", "inter-net" and the rest), methinks...Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it.
Mark Twain.
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Originally posted by Mr Pee View Post
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Originally posted by ahinton View PostI don't doubt that it makes something clear - sort of - but what remains unclear is why you've yet to cite Elgar's Piano Quintet...Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it.
Mark Twain.
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3rd Viennese School
The only Quintet I have is the Schnittke one.
On the Naxos label.
Played by his wife.
You know the one.
it has 5 instruments in it.
3VS
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Don Petter
Three quintets which are well worth seeking out, and I think not so far mentioned, are those by Franz Schmidt. There are two for clarinet, piano, left hand, and strings (one in B flat and one in A) and one for piano, left hand, and strings (in G).
They were all written at the request of Paul Wittgenstein, hence the single hand. (Two of them were subsequently arranged for two hands at the piano by Friedrich Wührer, and some recordings use these versions.)
Don’t be put off by thinking of Schmidt as a dour Austrian. They are extremely tuneful works. As a sample, here is the third movement from the piano quintet in G:
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Originally posted by Don Petter View PostThree quintets which are well worth seeking out, and I think not so far mentioned, are those by Franz Schmidt. There are two for clarinet, piano, left hand, and strings (one in B flat and one in A) and one for piano, left hand, and strings (in G).
What recordings do you have of the clarinet quintets? I see they are available on Marco Polo (separate discs), but I cannot tell from the online information if the piano part is the original left-hand version or not.
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Originally posted by DublinJimbo View PostStanford: Piano Quintet in D minor op. 25
Stanford: String Quintet no. 1 in F major op. 85
Originally posted by aeolium View Postare there any other horn quintets with horn+strings?
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