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Kammermusik - Streichquartett Nr. 14 D-Moll Op. Posth. D810 "Der Tod Und Das Mädchen"

Amadeus-Quartett, Franz Schubert

Artist
Amadeus-Quartett, Franz Schubert
Label
Deutsche Grammophon
Catalog number
40419
Format
LP · Album · Club Edition
Country
Austria
Released
1983
Genre
Classical
7,978,142records tracked
0copies listed for sale
Tracklist

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Kammermusik - Streichquartett Nr. 14 D-Moll Op. Posth. D810 "Der Tod Und Das Mädchen" has 2 tracks.

  1. A1Allegro
  2. B3Allegro Assai
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This 1983 release by Deutsche Grammophon features the Amadeus Quartet performing Franz Schubert's String Quartet No. 14 in D minor, D. 810, famously known as 'Death and the Maiden.' Schubert composed the work in 1824 during a period of intense personal suffering and declining health, drawing the title and theme from his own 1817 lied of the same name. The composition is widely regarded as a cornerstone of the chamber music repertoire, noted for its somber emotional depth and technical complexity.

The Amadeus Quartet, renowned for their long-standing partnership and signature warm, refined sound, recorded this interpretation as part of their extensive legacy with the Deutsche Grammophon label. By the early 1980s, the ensemble was celebrated for their mastery of the Viennese classical tradition. This particular recording was received as a definitive articulation of the work, praised for the quartet's ability to balance Schubert's haunting, dark melodic lines with the structural elegance characteristic of their performance style.

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