Dvorak String Quintet op.77 N.Lomeiko, D.Kashimoto, Y.Zhislin, C.Bohorquez, O.Thiery

[@patrickleterme5217]

I love the performers' description finishing with "and lots of wind on stage"🌬🌬🌬 good one😂

[@efverhagen]

21:45 I love how Daishin Kashimoto sacrifices his own run of triplets in order to turn the page on is colleague's malfunctioning iPad.

[@stevanhorning6321]

Very deft move! Well illustrates the intimate teamwork of ensemble musicianship!

[@shin-i-chikozima]

The comfort and wonderfulness of this performance they play with exquisite skills are irreplaceable , unfathomable and beyond compare, and full of admiration and emotion A corner of Tokyo of Japan

[@steveegallo3384]

Shin-i-chi Kozima -- Agreed....Perfect! (from a corner of Acapulco!)

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@steveegallo3384 Thankyou I hope you are well From Å corner of Tokyo dyed in beautiful colorful autumnal leaves , which are yellow, real red, orange, and brown

[@MarcBouchkovViolinist]

Really Beautiful and incredibly high quality performance, thank you!

[@matthewrippingsby5384]

Lovely, warm performance!

[@orlandopearson9403]

Marvellous music but I'd love to how/why it is so windy!

[@rosslemon4033]

How: Air currents. Why: Ask the Earth....

[@julika2529]

Ihr macht einfach gute Laune! Dankeschön 🌷

[@pedrosanmartin7678]

Enhorabuena! Fantástico. He disfrutado muchísimo. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😃

[@chefpollotoro7879]

Wuuuuuoouu fantastic!

[@arielgalarraga8413]

Fantastic .-

[@tibbo04]

25:45 IV

[@Jayjayjay123]

17:47 mov3

[@eva4adam451]

Ipads and wrong or bad teachers ruin music. You guys play beautifull. Teach us.

[@lingling8047]

first violin messed up a few times and confused everyone but ok

[@lorenzogallegos3504]

iPads ruin music

[@paultaylor6821]

Someone please ask the cellist to cut hs hair and put on socks..

[@wertherquartett]

Beautiful music but the facial expressions are too much, too distracting. There’s no need to focus the cameras so intently on their faces. A glance every now and again is more than sufficient.

[@sunnyjim1355]

Dvořák is sooo boring. This composition was written in 1875, as if Beethoven had never lived. At least Brahms had the integrity to destroy some 20+ of his own string works because he felt they weren't good enough.

[@cw6950]

okay

[@JohnHawkins-he7mg]

Beethoven is boring and repetitive just like Mendelssohn.

[@Brad4Ellis]

Opinions are like nostrils: everybody has ONE.

[@A440music]

Could you compose a greater work yourself? I challenge you to compose something that people would genuinely consider to be greater than a Dvorak composition of this caliber. Then you can call this work boring. As a composer myself, a cellist, I think this should be challenge enough.

[@sunnyjim1355]

@@A440music I am a composer actually, but that is irrelvant - compared to all the other great composer Dvořák IS boring. And why you care so much about my opinion is frankly, in my opinion, childish.