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Amaryllis Quartett

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Green is the final item in a trilogy by Swiss-German Amaryllis Quartett; the others were entitled White and Red. The sense of the titles remains obscure (it seems to refer merely to the graphic design on the CD covers), but the structure of the programs is consistent: Romantic string quartets are paired with works of the 20th century. It seems like a version of the programs of the classical music golden age, where the inclusion of one contemporary work was obligatory, but the Amaryllis pulls it off well all around. The contemporary work, György Kurtág's Officium Breve in memoriam Andreae Szervánsky, Op. 28 (1988), is an intriguing one, consisting of a sequence of 15 miniatures -- flashes of texture almost -- that are mostly less than a minute long. The immediate inspiration of the work is probably Anton Webern (although it is not serial), but it seems to work very well with the two Schumann quartets. Schumann's quartets in turn were partially inspired by study of Beethoven's late quartets, and the episodic yet tightly knit structure of, especially, the String Quartet No. 3 in A major, Op. 41/3. The Amaryllis Quartett gives distinctive modern performances of the Schumann pieces, which emerge as nervous, experimental, and highly original. In all it's a performance that knits together Romantic and Modern as well as any, and the players are supported by fine intimate quartet sound from Leipzig's Genuin label. Recommended.
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String Quartet No. 1 in A minor, Op. 41, No. 1 (Robert Schumann)

1
I. Introduction. Andante espressivo - Allegro
00:09:22

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - Robert Schumann, Composer

(C) 2013 Genuin (P) 2013 Genuin

2
II. Scherzo. Presto
00:03:57

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - Robert Schumann, Composer

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3
III. Adagio
00:06:41

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - Robert Schumann, Composer

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4
IV. Presto
00:06:45

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - Robert Schumann, Composer

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Officium breve in memoriam Andreae Szervanszky, Op. 28 (György Kurtág)

5
I. Largo
00:00:28

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - György Kurtag, Composer

(C) 2013 Genuin (P) 2013 Genuin

6
II. Più andante
00:00:31

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - György Kurtag, Composer

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7
III. Sostenuto, quasi giusto
00:00:27

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - György Kurtag, Composer

(C) 2013 Genuin (P) 2013 Genuin

8
IV. Grave, molto sostenuto
00:00:40

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - György Kurtag, Composer

(C) 2013 Genuin (P) 2013 Genuin

9
V. Fantasie über die Harmonien des Webern-Kanons. Presto
00:00:49

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - György Kurtag, Composer

(C) 2013 Genuin (P) 2013 Genuin

10
VI. Canon à 4
00:00:16

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - György Kurtag, Composer

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11
VII. Canon à 2
00:00:37

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - György Kurtag, Composer

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12
VIII. Lento
00:00:37

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - György Kurtag, Composer

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13
IX. Largo
00:00:52

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - György Kurtag, Composer

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14
X. Sehr fliessend
00:01:26

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - György Kurtag, Composer

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15
XI. Sostenuto
00:02:16

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - György Kurtag, Composer

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16
XII. Sostenuto, quasi giusto
00:00:32

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - György Kurtag, Composer

(C) 2013 Genuin (P) 2013 Genuin

17
XIII. Sostenuto, con slancio
00:00:56

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - György Kurtag, Composer

(C) 2013 Genuin (P) 2013 Genuin

18
XIV. Disperato, vivo
00:00:49

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - György Kurtag, Composer

(C) 2013 Genuin (P) 2013 Genuin

19
XV. Arioso interrotto. Larghetto
00:01:27

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - György Kurtag, Composer

(C) 2013 Genuin (P) 2013 Genuin

String Quartet in A Major, Op. 41 No. 3 (Robert Schumann)

20
I. Andante espressivo - Allegro molto moderato
00:07:24

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - Robert Schumann, Composer

(C) 2013 Genuin (P) 2013 Genuin

21
II. Assai agitato
00:07:03

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - Robert Schumann, Composer

(C) 2013 Genuin (P) 2013 Genuin

22
III. Adagio molto
00:09:08

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - Robert Schumann, Composer

(C) 2013 Genuin (P) 2013 Genuin

23
IV. Finale. Allegro molto vivace
00:07:26

Amaryllis Quartett, Ensemble - Robert Schumann, Composer

(C) 2013 Genuin (P) 2013 Genuin

Chronique

Green is the final item in a trilogy by Swiss-German Amaryllis Quartett; the others were entitled White and Red. The sense of the titles remains obscure (it seems to refer merely to the graphic design on the CD covers), but the structure of the programs is consistent: Romantic string quartets are paired with works of the 20th century. It seems like a version of the programs of the classical music golden age, where the inclusion of one contemporary work was obligatory, but the Amaryllis pulls it off well all around. The contemporary work, György Kurtág's Officium Breve in memoriam Andreae Szervánsky, Op. 28 (1988), is an intriguing one, consisting of a sequence of 15 miniatures -- flashes of texture almost -- that are mostly less than a minute long. The immediate inspiration of the work is probably Anton Webern (although it is not serial), but it seems to work very well with the two Schumann quartets. Schumann's quartets in turn were partially inspired by study of Beethoven's late quartets, and the episodic yet tightly knit structure of, especially, the String Quartet No. 3 in A major, Op. 41/3. The Amaryllis Quartett gives distinctive modern performances of the Schumann pieces, which emerge as nervous, experimental, and highly original. In all it's a performance that knits together Romantic and Modern as well as any, and the players are supported by fine intimate quartet sound from Leipzig's Genuin label. Recommended.
© TiVo

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