Borromeo Quartet Schubert "Death and the Maiden" I

[@KMhobster]

So intense, yet so lyrical. Amazing unity of purpose and ensemble in the key moments. I love the pacing in the coda and how Nick takes his time on those mini-cadenzas.

[@GeorgeTelford]

A favorite! Gorgeous!

[@Boooyakasha1985]

Electric foreboding, such brilliance.

[@MaestroBabs]

Interesting seating arrangement.

[@dorothykitchen8943]

Thrilling

[@MichaelRepoulis]

Good Music, Great Performance!!!

[@antoinebalourdet8941]

Bravo!! J'espere que vous allez bien bises. Antoine

[@zhi0115]

bravooooo!!!!!!

[@rogermiusic29]

muito bommmmmmmmmm

[@NINJATRONdnb]

good upload

[@Fitness4London]

I include this in my playlist when I'm doing cardio on my exercise bike, it really fires me up! Exercise to classical music, it's great! Another good one in Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture.

[@66nici]

brilliant! but, Lol: these laptops:-)

[@IvanLuza]

BRAVO!

[@cefull]

What will happen if the laptop shows BSOD?!?!?

[@VictorMinchihLee]

Grand pause.

[@Joliaux76]

Who cares about the laptops, close your eyes and listen

[@violinduby]

Oh yea... so gud

[@devintolliver92]

idk if I could play off a computer screen like that.

[@barbarablachowicz7696]

Love it. Great performance. Want to learn more about this composer, read this blog. myfavoriteclassical.com/schubert-mozarts-shadow/

[@jaggerjacks8795]

Laptops. :O

[@thapelomasita]

i really do not like the whole laptop thing people are starting to do nowadays

[@musicfirst5020]

No. This group is too slick, does not capture Schubert essence. The last movment has nothing of the hobbled gait, slightly macabre feel that it should have, it's just an etude the way they play it. A thousand quartets play it this technically well.