Majstrovské dielo a skvelá interpretácia. Bravo.

Exquisite

The opus 135 quartet was a set work when I did A level music in 1987. I used to know it inside out, upside down & backwards lol. It's years since I listened to it, but it all came rushing back very quickly. It's magnificent.

One of the members of my string quartet described the Vivace movement as "unsafe at any speed" because of the crazy syncopation and other "simple" (crazy hard) rhythmic issues.

i cried the fiest time listenting to the third movement，the alban berg quartet live 1989 version

Mesmerising performance, of this great masterpiece by beethoven !

bravissimi; è un vero piacere ascoltarvi.

T.S. Elliot brought me here

nice haircut she got here.

BRAVISSIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!!

A suppressed cry speaks loudest of all.

A cry speaks louder than words.

Why men no show any skin, but women..... how is that?

I keep coming back, again and again....

Xcellent Performance of yet another Beethoven sublime masterpiece

Magnificent!

And again, it's mesmerizing!!!

rather noisy audience

I listen this cuartet while I read Platón writing. I am sick, but music and philosophy Is cure for my soul .

The pride of Cincinnati!

All music is composed before it is heard, so the fact that Beethoven couldn't hear when he composed this was probably not a handicap.

Quartetto amato da Wagner...

Passionate, moving, and beautiful! I can’t help but think that if Beethoven himself heard your expression of his sublime music he would have been very pleased.

quelle intelligence de jeu ! magnifique interprétation. beaucoup de détails et de connivence. je n'ai jamais vu un quatuor aussi serré...le premier violon passant d'un bord à l'autre de la partition du second violon ... les gestuelles sont incroyables et très expressives. un immense merci

Between this piece and the string quartet in C sharp Minor I really can't decide which is my favorite Beethoven. I would love to see them perform this live. I wish people knew just how much work goes into playing these incredibly difficult pieces perfectly like this.

Omita apresentação

J'aime beaucoup ce quatuor, les musiciens sont excellents, bonne prestation, félicitations

Beautiful! Fun fact: Mahler lovingly gave a nod to Beethoven by borrowing the theme from the slow movement here (III Lento assai..., at about 11:00 into the video) for the sixth movement of his 3rd Symphony. Emphasis on the word 'lovingly'.

Simply sublime.

"“I have the A minor Quartet on the gramophone, and I find it quite inexhaustible to study. There is a sort of heavenly, or at least more than human gaiety, about some of his later things which one imagines might come to oneself as the fruit of reconciliation and relief after immense suffering; I should like to get something of that into verse before I die.” - T.S. Eliot

Absolutely magnificent.You bring me so much joy.

nice anytime

loving it daily

Bravo!

Allegretto- 0:12 Vivace- 7:12 Lento Assai- 11:08 Grave, ma non troppo- 19:53

absorbed in watching what must be one of the peaks of human endevour. these four are like those people seduced by a religious sect, except they are seduced by the soul of Beethoven

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here I am as usual...

Wonderful.

This is his final one.

it is becoming my Sunday soiree

I've never been into chamber music. This performance changes everything!

Fantastic performance! Simply brilliant, so much emotion and passion!

Ariel siete meravigliosi tutti e quattro!!!

Excellent. I am envious of the talent on that stage.

I used to live in a remote farm, we bred lambs and when visitors came to stay, the big leg of lamb appeared on the table. Once the visitors started chewing and delighting in the meat, conversation flagged, and something akin to what happens in this string quartet took place: an insane digging into the substance of the meal. I can feel each phrase as if it were a cannibal banquet...

Beautiful music. How did you pick the name? It is my daughter's name and a biblical name. Thanks again

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

In this and the Op. 95, Gershon Gerchikov plays first violin while Alexandra Kazovsky plays other first violin. But in the Op. 132, she plays first and he plays other first. Is there some kind of system at work? It seems to work either way.

I cant stop listening to this...