835:: "This Capitol recording ... has remarkable depth and sonority and is very life-like. The first movement ... with its typical arching arpeggio main theme contains ... one of Brahms' most lovely tunes (it is a pity that the leader makes his rilardando too late in introducing this tune). The fine quality of this recording shows almost everywhere in the perfect clarity of the parts, and I particularly noticed how well the dark tone of the viola, melodically here above the second violin, told on the repetition of this tune, although the lusingando accompaniment on the first violin is somewhat obscured...there is plenty of emotional feeling in the slow movement...and the requisite grace in the third movement."
397:, Sinatra historian Chuck Granata observes "In Slatkin, Sinatra found a kindred spirit, as the violinist's immaculate playing paralleled what Sinatra sought to achieve with his voice; serious listeners will note many similarities comparing Sinatra's and Slatkin's individual approaches to musical interpretation. One hallmark of the HSQ was its long, smooth phrasing which was accomplished through controlled bowing techniques; Sinatra utilized breath control to realize the same effect. Likewise where Felix would frequently add slight upward portamento to a critical note and neatly strike an emotional chord, the singer would often inflect a note upward or downward or seamlessly glide from one key to another."
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Historic Non-Vocal category. 1951 Gramophone Magazine: "The work is beautifully played here, with the most careful attention to details of dynamics and phrasing, with unfailing finesse, with consistently sympathetic tone, and most important, with a firm sense of the basic structure. The recording is satisfactory, though the acoustical effect is that of sitting rather far away in a good by large hall. I would have preferred a little sharper definition and a more intimate quality but this is a preference, not a grumble."
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worth to the full. Occasionally the violinist scoops up to his high notes...and occasionally the cellist seems over-reticent. But both are fine players and the violist is superb. The pianist too covers himself with glory; at times I wondered if he had been a little too favored as regards the balance, but on the whole the four players are splendidly recorded. I remember especially the almost
Berlioz-like trio in the intermezzo and the wonderful march theme that interrupts the slow movement; both are splendidly played..."
1532:; 1983 Stereo Review: The sound is astoundingly rich and vivid for its time; one would hardly suspect the recordings' age or notice that they are not stereophonic...the splendid sound quality does enhance their appeal. That appeal is considerable, based equally on profundity, vigor and brilliance. For sheer articulation of the notes, the playing at times approaches the miraculous, and the more demanding Beethoven's music becomes, both spiritually and technically, the more splendidly the HSQ rises to meet its demands."
730:], and not even the spirited and sympathetic performance of the Hollywood Quartet can make it altogether convincing. But the general impression the work leaves if of good humour and bucolic charm." 1995 Gramophone Magazine: "Although numerous LP and CD accounts of the Prokofiev have appeared in the intervening years, none has approached, let alone surpassed, the Hollywood version of the Second Quartet. The same would apply to the Hindemith but...there have been fewer challengers."
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artists has dated much less than many other ensembles; they possess splendid attack and finesse, superb blend and flawless intonation, though there is at times an unrelieved intensity and glare in the leader's tone. The sound is remarkably good for its period with plenty of presence and body, though the acoustic is on the small side." 1956 Saturday Review: "The
Smetana is done with love and understanding and also the technical equipment required to do the writing justice."
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written primarily for the chromatic and not for the double-action harp, have been reduced to extinction in all but one small place...the recording of the Ravel is perhaps a little too resonant; and in the
Debussy I would have liked the two dances played, as the composer intended, without a break. But these mild offences-if you hold them to be so at all-pale into utter insignificance beside the beauty of the music and the performance in this red letter issue.."
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much rich and lovely sound in it but not much meaning. It must be fun to play, so skillfully does the composer write for the strings, and it is played here for all it is worth, and more. The middle movement, a rather beautiful solemn tune with variations, one a brilliant scherzo, is the most interesting, and none of the work is dull. The playing, as I have suggested, is magnificent and the recording quality equally so."
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Schoenberg was the most important of the three pieces ... for it has seldom been presented here in its original form, as a chamber work for six musicians. In this version, it possesses a magical transparency and beauty of texture which are lost in the more familiar version for string orchestra, and none of its coloristic or expressive marvels was slighted in Sunday's performance."
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must...be a harpist's dream solo; it exploits every facet of style and colour at the instrument's disposal, and the luscious sound of the flute, clarinet and string quartet blend most effectively with the solo part without ever obscuring it. For sheer beauty of sound there are few things in music equal to this; and none, surely to surpass it when it gets a performance of this calibre."
1571:; 1997 Gramophone Magazine: These celebrated recordings by the Hollywood Quartet first appeared in 1958 and...their appearance on CD is the cause for rejoicing and celebration...the playing is consistently selfless and always immaculate...they are authoritative performances of real stature whose praises have been sung often and loudly- and more to the point, rightly."
1494:; New York Times 1957: The music is of course any string quartet's alpha and omega. In length, technical and musical difficulty, and expressiveness, the quartets pose superhuman problems...this is precise, strong playing with remarkable technical gloss. In matters of pitch, ensemble and instrumental finesse, the Hollywood players need defer to no living organization."
1693:; New York Herald Tribune Review of Books 1957: "The great C sharp minor Quartet Op. 131 is a brilliant achievement. The Hollywood Quartet has a distinctive collective tone, bright and clean without being edgy. It seems to shed light on the mysteries of Op. 131 and most of these other quartets...the Hollywood sheds an illuminating brightness over this music."
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glissando for a true poetry of expression. The fault is not indulged into excess; indeed whether it exists at all is a matter of opinion." Gramophone
Magazine 1956 comparing three different recordings: "But the Hollywood Quartet are altogether more proficient in the finale; in technique, ensemble and musicianship they leave their rivals well behind."
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Andante, which opens with sentimental chromatic chords sliding down under an ostinato figure in harmonies—a fascinating sound. We should welcome this attractive work—as yet unperformed here—into the repertoire."
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Magazine: "The Haydn has the same unity of style that we find in their studio recordings, though it may not be as technically immaculate...on hearing the tapes Eleanor Aller, who had originally been opposed to issuing it, is quoted as saying,'I didn't realize how wonderfully we played
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Magazine: "Here the performing miracle resides in the perfection of the playing, consisting in secure intonation and rhythmic precision. Comparison with the recording performances of two historically great quartets...places the Hollywood, for all the musical virtures of the others, in
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Featuring Victor Aller, piano 1957 Gramophone Magazine: In the Schumann Quintet the recorded sound is a little steely-and steely is a word that could be used of the playing, in the first and third movements at least. This is a very fine performance, but in the last resort I found it less sympathetic
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Gramophone Magazine 1954: "It is interesting to hear a new voice, especially when it has some individuality; and Mr. Creston's Quartet is mercifully content to make music, which, if of no particular profundity, is civilised and free from prickly dogmas. The work consists of a busy Allegro, a scherzo
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Featuring Victor Aller, piano; 1954 Gramophone Magazine: "This is super sensitive playing in which every nuance of phrasing is taken into account. The difficulty of recording the work is that it can only too easily sound like a thwarted piano concerto but by the exercise of great care there is never
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Featuring Victor Aller, piano; 1957 Gramophone Magazine: "I must confess that this G minor has always seemed to me some way below the level of the A major and C minor...until I heard this record. I now feel I have been underrating it. The players seem right inside the music and they convey its true
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Featuring Victor Aller, piano; 1958 Gramophone Magazine: "No one could describe their technique as not very competent, though their interpretative powers may be open to question. Victor Aller is much too unctious about the second subject of the opening movement...the players...spoil the scherzo by
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Alvin Dinkin assumed the viola chair for this and all subsequent recordings. Paul Robyn played first viola on all previous recordings. The composer wrote to producer Myers: "with thanks for the beautiful record of my music." 1955 Gramophone Magazine: "I do not remember to have heard it before...has
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1982 Commentary Magazine: "It was immediately apparent from this record that the ensemble possessed both personality and a sense of style. The playing was at once suave and brilliant, and the vastly different characteristics of the two composers- Villa-Lobos dark hued and soulful, Walton linear and
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responded to their 1953 recording of his String Quartet by writing to the album's producer Robert Myers: "I am tremendously pleased with the performance and reproduction of the work ... would you be so kind as to convey my deepest appreciation and gratitude to the Hollywood String Quartet for their
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had only been released in a version for orchestra, although it was originally written for six instruments. Joined by Alvin Dinkin on second viola and Kurt Reher on second cello, the HSQ recording of the sextet in its original form was heralded by the composer, who wrote the original liner notes for
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Although this was the second time the HSQ had recorded this work, the September,1959 issue of High Fidelity Magazine stated: "This disc contains the only string quartet by Villa Lobos now available on American records ... it is ... a masterpiece in the impressionist tradition; it goes on where the
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1982 Gramophone Magazine: "Both these performances (Dvorak and Smetana) were new to me and both strike me as hardly less superb than their companions (the reviewer is referring to the 1982 compilation with the Brahms Piano Quintet in F Minor and the Schubert Quintet in C Major). The style of these
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reserved...were clearly limned." 1951 Gramophone Magazine: "The Hollywood team...gives a polished and thoroughly vital reading, full of verve and sympathetic expression; the recording however is too dry in tone quality, giving a somewhat dead effect to the second subject of the opening movement..."
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Additional Musicians: Ann Mason Stockton, harp; Arthur Gleghorn, flute; Mitchell Laurie, clarinet. 1952 Gramophone Magazine: "I don't hope ever to hear a more wonderful performance of either of these pieces than Ann Mason Stockton and her collaborators have here put on permanent record. The Ravel
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1982 Commentary Magazine: "To Paul Hindemith's Third Quartet the Hollywood brought every necessary virture of polyphonic clarity without ever losing the ability to play each melodic line as if it had been written for a beautiful human voice." 1995 Gramophone Magazine: What a wonderful feeling for
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Gramophone Magazine 1953: "The Borodin is an agreeable work, with a famous Nocturne for the slow movement...the Hollywood Quartet play it in an efficient style, that nearly extends to being romantic enough for the occasion but somehow has an occasional habit of substituting a rather exaggerated
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Featuring Victor Aller, piano 1982; Gramophone Magazine: I have also long admired their account with Victor Aller of the Brahms F Minor Quintet...it is a powerful and thoughtful performance, and holds its own against such distinguished rivals as the Serkin with the Busch Quartet...and the 1969
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s Lionel Salter wrote: "Once again the Hollywood Quartet shows what a masterly ensemble it is; I for one always look forward to its new records and have never yet been faced with a performance of less than the highest class. The tone of all the members is warm and well-balanced, they play with
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1982 Commentary Magazine: "If the group's performance...of the Prokofiev Second Quartet seemed both softened in outline and somewhat lacking in drive, the fault perhaps lay as much with the work's essential aridity as with the players' execution." 1952 Gramophone Magazine: "As in most Soviet
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1956 Saturday Review: "Two of the best performances this group has put on records and a top contemporary standard in each instance...the excellently turned performances of the engaging Glazunov pieces give them exactly what is wanted in accent and phrasing while not overburdening them with
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compositions, there is little in the music to hinder an immediate understanding, but Prokofiev has managed to retain at least some of his personality. The first movement is the best integrated and the most successful; the last, more episodic in construction, tends to desintegrate [
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also wrote to violist Paul Robyn: "I felt I would like to add ... how much Dr. Walton and I enjoyed your playing of the very prominent viola part of this work. Would there not be a chance one day that you could play his Viola Concerto...?" However, Robyn never recorded Walton's
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1954: "Wolf's Italian Serenade...captivates the listener right away by the buoyant, springy rhythm with the Quartet brings to it. The pace is perhaps on the fast side...and the recording here is rather dry, but this performance satisfactorily fills an inexplicable gap in the
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of predominately mysterious mood (an attractive movement, this), a somewhat over-long Andante ecclesiastico...and a lively fugue. In the first movement the recording is slightly cloudy, but the veil later lifts to enable us to enjoy the work without interference."
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Featuring Victor Aller, piano; 1996 Gramophone Magazine: "Their string tone though often extremely delicate is never skinny...both versions (the Franck and Shostakovich) are towering and remain among the very best even now, 40 years
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highest level, and the balance between subtlety and passion is quite remarkable; the Schubert in particular is a gem. EMI has done a beautiful job of remastering the recordings, which were state of the art for their time."
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splendid execution. Reports of their fine abilities had already reached me before I was fortunate enough to become acquainted with them, and I am delighted that they were chosen to permanently preserve my composition."
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status. The tranquillity of the slow movement has never been conveyed with greater nobility or more perfect control...as older collectors will know, this is altogether exceptional music making."
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work, which was played with incredible tonal nuance and expert musicianship, the Hollywood Quartet would have to be listed among the world's great chamber music ensembles."
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Beethoven-The Late Quartets as Played at the Edinburgh International Festival in 1957
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Award in the Historic Non-Vocal category for the Testament Records compact disc of
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the Hollywood String Quartet Haydn, Mozart; the Unpublished Live London Recordings
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satisfying, though there are many that also offer revealing musical insights."
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Fiske, Roger (July 1958), "Brahms Piano Quartet No. 3 in C minor, Op. 60",
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Layton, Robert (February 1982), "Brahms Piano Quintet in F minor, Op. 34",
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the Hollywood String Quartet Ravel, Debussy, Turina, Villa-Lobos, Creston
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Schubert String Quartet No. 14 in D minor, D 810, "Death and the Maiden"
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Noble, Jeremy (July 1957), "Schumann Piano Quintet in E-Flat, Op. 44",
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in an impressionistic blend of popular, classical and jazz influences.
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Lipman, Samuel (February 1983), "The Hollywood & Other Quartets",
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general concept of music-making that is in tradition of the ensemble.
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The HSQ was the first to record the String Quartet in A Minor by Sir
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Schonberg, Herbert (December 22, 1957), "Beethoven Late Quartets",
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A.F. (September 1959), "Villa Lobos: Quartet for Strings, No. 6",
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Salter, Lionel (January 1954), "Franck Piano Quintet in F Minor",
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Ravel Introduction et Allegro pour harp, flute, clarinet et cordes
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Fiske, Roger (March 1956), "Borodin String Quartet No. 2 in D;",
69:, which featured the HSQ accompanying Sinatra in arrangements by
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Campbell, Margaret (November 1987), "Allergrando Con Spirito",
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LP: Capitol P-8331 EMI RLS-765 (1982) CD: Testament 1072 (1996)
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98:(1915–1963) Violin; Studied at Curtis with renowned violinist
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Salter, Lionel (September 1954), "Creston, Turina and Wolf",
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Sessions with Sinatra; Frank Sinatra and the Art of Recording
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Sessions with Sinatra; Frank Sinatra and the Art of Recording
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LP: Capitol P-8133 EMI RLS-765 CD: Testament SBT 1031 (1993)
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Another highlight of the HSQ's recording legacy is the 1956
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into its Hall of Fame in the Historical Non-Vocal category.
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the Hollywood String Quartet Tchaikovsky, Borodin, Glazunov
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In 1994, the Hollywood String Quartet won the prestigious
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Salter, Lionel (March 1959), "Schubert String Quartets",
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the Hollywood String Quartet Prokofiev, Hindemith, Walton
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LP: Capitol P-8377 Boxed set: PER 8346 CD: Testament 3063
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LP: Capitol L-8154, P-8304, CD: Testament SBT 1053 (1994)
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Layton, Robert (January 1996), "Brahms Piano Quartets",
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Smetana String Quartet No. 1 in E, T116, "From My Life"
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Recorded: November 2 & 3 1949 & August 22, 1950
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Freed, Richard (May 1983), "Beethoven Late Quartets",
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Beethoven String Quartet in No. 10 in E flat, Op. 127
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Dvorak String Quartet No. 6 in F, Op. 96, "American"
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Beethoven String Quartet No. 15 in A minor, Op. 132
1319:'seriousness'. Very well balanced sound throughout."
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Brahms String Quartet No. 2 in A Minor, Op. 51 No. 2
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to their Grammy-winning recordings of the Beethoven
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1505:Beethoven String Quartet No. 13 in B flat, Op. 130
1095:LP: Capitol P-8269 EMI RLS-765 CD: Testament: 3063
138:(1921–2011) Second Violin; Studied at Curtis with
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957:LP: Capitol P-8220 CD: Testament: SBT 1077 (1996)
923:LP: Capitol P-8187 CD: Testament: SBT 1061 (1995)
886:Recorded: November 10, 12 & December 22, 1952
855:LP: Capitol P-8171 CD: Testament: SBT 1077 (1995)
607:LP: Capitol P-8304 CD: Testament: SBT 1031 (1993)
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675:LP: Capitol P-8151 CD: Testament SBT 1052 (1994)
569:LP: Capitol P-8054 CD: Testament SBT 1052 (1994)
535:LP: Capitol L-8054 CD: Testament SBT 1053 (1994)
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881:Tchaikovsky String Quartet No. 1 in D, Op. 11
847:Shostakovich Piano Quintet in G minor, Op. 57
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889:LP: Capitol P-8187 Testament SBT 1061 (1995)
633:Schubert String Quintet in C, Op. 163, D 956
527:Villa-Lobos String Quartet No. 6 in E (1938)
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818:LP: Capitol P-8163 CD: Testament SBT 3063
400:Granata observes that the concept behind
277:unshakable unaniminity and suppleness."
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1192:Hummel String Quartet in G, Op. 30 No. 2
1087:Brahms Piano Quintet in F minor, Op. 34
572:Producer: Richard C. Jones, Jim Conkling
381:; a series of popular songs arranged by
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1441:LP: Capitol P-8359 CD: Testament: 1081
1305:LP: Capitol P-8331 CD: Testament: 1061
1237:LP: Capitol P-8316 CD: Testament: 3063
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1634:PER 8394 CD: Testament 3082 (1996)
1160:Recorded: January 23 & 34, 1955
203:The Slatkins' elder son, conductor
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1404:Recorded: June 6 & 7, 20, 1956
1234:Recorded May 13, 14 & 16, 1955
1024:LP: P-8260, CD: Testament SBT 1053
604:Recorded: August 21 & 22, 1950
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915:Borodin String Quartet No. 2 in D
249:in the 1980s and in CD format by
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3835:List of string quartet ensembles
1370:Recorded May 2, 3 & 26, 1956
776:Debussy Danses Sacree et Profane
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1955:, Testament SBT 1053, p. 3
1588:Recorded: May 13 & 18, 1957
949:Franck Piano Quintet in F minor
31:founded by violinist/conductor
1687:Also released in the box set,
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1604:Also released in the box set,
1565:Also released in the box set,
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920:Recorded: December 19–20, 1952
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408:comes closest to perfection."
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1744:LP: P(SP)-8472 Testament 1072
954:Recorded: January 27–29, 1953
815:Recorded: January 28–30, 1952
638:Recorded: January 15–17, 1951
293:The HSQ and modern repertoire
152:Oberlin Conservatory of Music
1889:"Felix Slatkin Dies at 47",
323:, coupled with the Schubert
319:inducted the CD re-issue of
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1969:Beethoven-The Late Quartets
1750:Engineer: Sherwood Hall III
1710:Recorded: September 8, 1957
1447:Engineer: Sherwood Hall III
1413:Engineer: Sherwood Hall III
1379:Engineer: Sherwood Hall III
1345:Engineer: Sherwood Hall III
1336:Recorded: January 6–8, 1956
1311:Engineer: Sherwood Hall III
1277:Engineer: Sherwood Hall III
1243:Engineer: Sherwood Hall III
1206:Engineer: Sherwood Hall III
1169:Engineer: Sherwood Hall III
1135:Engineer: Sherwood Hall III
1101:Engineer: Sherwood Hall III
988:Recorded: December 14, 1953
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1478:Producer: Richard C. Jones
1268:Recorded: November 2, 1955
1055:Recorded December 26, 1953
991:LP: P-8260 CD: 1053 (1994)
821:Producer: Richard C. Jones
787:Producer: Richard C. Jones
781:Recorded: October 30, 1951
753:Producer: Richard C. Jones
747:Recorded: October 29, 1951
712:Producer: Richard C. Jones
678:Producer; Richard C. Jones
644:Producer: Richard C. Jones
610:Producer: Richard C. Jones
532:Recorded: October 17, 1949
491:Orchestre National de Lyon
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858:Producer: Robert E. Myers
706:Recorded: April 4–5, 1951
672:Recorded: April 2–3, 1951
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142:; youngest player in the
90:Curtis Institute of Music
3896:American string quartets
1376:Producer Robert E. Myers
1297:Glazunov Five Novelettes
1064:Engineer: John Palladino
1030:Engineer: John Palladino
997:Engineer: John Palladino
963:Engineer: John Palladino
929:Engineer: John Palladino
895:Engineer: John Palladino
861:Engineer: John Palladino
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790:Engineer: John Palladino
715:Engineer: John Palladino
681:Engineer: John Palladino
647:Engineer: John Palladino
613:Engineer: John Palladino
575:Engineer: John Palladino
541:Engineer: John Palladino
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241:The classical recordings
114:; Concert Master of the
21:Hollywood String Quartet
2487:New York Herald Tribune
2077:San Francisco Chronicle
1871:Granata, Chuck (1999),
1784:Engineer: Carson Taylor
756:Engineer John Palladino
341:Oxford University Press
128:; First cello with the
16:American string quartet
2516:High Fidelity Magazine
1966:Frankenstein, Alfred,
538:Producer: Jim Conkling
474:Cannes Classical Award
434:(NARAS) initiated the
144:Philadelphia Orchestra
92:. The musicians were:
1050:Wolf Italian Serenade
852:Recorded: May 6, 1952
443:String Quartet No. 13
181:In addition, pianist
122:Eleanor Aller Slatkin
35:and his wife cellist
3901:Grammy Award winners
2007:, Testament SBT 1085
1831:, Testament SBT 1061
495:New York City Ballet
351:Similarly, composer
255:String Quartet No. 6
219:Five years later, a
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2131:Commentary Magazine
2109:Gramophone Magazine
2062:Gramophone Magazine
2047:Gramophone Magazine
2024:The Washington Post
1895:, February 23, 1963
1630:LP: P-8424 Box Set:
1215:Gramophone Magazine
1178:Gramophone Magazine
1072:Gramophone Magazine
833:Gramophone Magazine
450:Gramophone Magazine
329:Gramophone Magazine
317:Gramophone Magazine
271:Gramophone Magazine
213:Alfred Frankenstein
112:Vladimir Golschmann
3497:1st Adolph Brodsky
3118:2nd Adolph Brodsky
2438:The New York Times
1972:, Capitol PER 8394
467:Quintet in C Major
419:Edinburgh Festival
287:Abbey Road Studios
108:St. Louis Symphony
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3644:RTÉ Vanbrugh
3289:St. Lawrence
3274:Conservatory
3233:Spencer Dyke
3203:Philharmonic
3198:Philharmonia
3052:Schuppanzigh
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3153:Fitzwilliam
3113:3rd Brodsky
2976:New Zealand
2751:Fred Sherry
595:Schoenberg
514:Repertoire
504:Discography
3870:Categories
3512:Gewandhaus
3461:Modigliani
3456:Loewenguth
3431:Arpeggione
3340:Pavel Haas
3284:New Orford
3007:Alban Berg
2956:Australian
2756:Fry Street
2686:Corigliano
2641:Carpe Diem
1801:References
162:Paul Robyn
136:Paul Shure
3824:Barcelona
3768:Beethoven
3722:Northern
3675:Jerusalem
3603:Hungarian
3598:Festetics
3561:Hungarian
3542:Rosamunde
3375:New Vlach
3143:Endellion
3098:Balanescu
3037:MosaĂŻques
2836:New World
2791:Juilliard
2781:Hollywood
2776:Hawthorne
2736:Flonzaley
2731:Fine Arts
2721:Esterhazy
2676:Composers
2666:Cleveland
2606:Berkshire
2586:Alexander
1916:The Strad
1892:Billboard
1848:The Strad
1075:catalog."
440:Beethoven
315:In 1994,
3783:Kopelman
3724:European
3696:Italiano
3593:Danubius
3588:Corvinus
3537:Petersen
3517:Henschel
3410:Silesian
3392:European
3390:Eastern
3315:Bohemian
3252:Canadian
3243:Virtuoso
3238:Stratton
3158:Gabrieli
3000:Austrian
2981:Shanghai
2936:Zoellner
2896:Stanford
2871:Pro Arte
2856:Paganini
2851:Pacifica
2821:Midnight
2761:Guarneri
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2579:American
489:and the
463:Schubert
227:Schubert
3812:Spanish
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3778:Komitas
3773:Borodin
3756:Russian
3742:Vertavo
3732:Galatea
3705:Mexican
3691:Cremona
3684:Italian
3653:Israeli
3583:Carmine
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3360:Smetana
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3320:Janáček
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3193:Methera
3183:Maggini
3173:Lindsay
3168:Kutcher
3163:Griller
3138:Element
3088:Arditti
3083:Amadeus
3078:Allegri
3073:Alberni
3068:Aeolian
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3017:Barylli
2966:Goldner
2948:Oceanic
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2916:Vermeer
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2881:Section
2841:Oberlin
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2766:Hampton
2746:Formosa
2706:Emerson
2696:Del Sol
2681:Concord
2671:Clinton
2646:Cassatt
2601:Audubon
2596:Artaria
2563:African
1935:Variety
599:, Op. 4
412:Touring
88:or the
43:History
3846:Portal
3819:Casals
3788:Nevsky
3763:Atrium
3670:Carmel
3623:Tátrai
3618:Takács
3608:Kodály
3568:BartĂłk
3552:Vogler
3547:Signum
3485:German
3466:Pascal
3424:French
3415:Zagreb
3405:Moyzes
3365:Talich
3350:Pražák
3345:Prague
3325:Kocian
3279:Dubois
3213:Regent
3188:Medici
3178:London
3148:Escala
3103:Belcea
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2801:Kronos
2771:Harlem
2716:Escher
2691:Curtis
2661:Ciompi
2656:Chiara
2651:Cavani
2636:Calder
2621:Boston
2591:Ancora
2570:Soweto
1758:ever."
869:on..."
517:Notes
371:album
189:Brahms
3747:YsaĂże
3660:Ariel
3637:Irish
3613:LĂ©ner
3527:Melos
3502:Busch
3476:YsaĂże
3446:Ébène
3441:Capet
3380:Wihan
3370:Vlach
3308:Czech
3299:Vaghy
3264:Annex
3259:Amati
3228:Smith
3208:RaVen
3123:Coull
3093:Badke
3022:Hagen
2986:T'ang
2906:Tokyo
2891:Sonus
2846:Orion
2816:Miami
2726:Ethel
2701:Dover
2611:Blair
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3628:VĂ©gh
3492:Amar
3436:BĂ©la
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3133:Duke
3108:Bond
3047:Rosé
3012:ALEA
2971:Jade
2961:Bond
2931:Ying
2926:Yale
2826:MirĂł
2786:JACK
2741:FLUX
2711:Enso
461:and
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25:HSQ
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