Frank Martin - Piano Quintet

[@herberthorak2027]

Unbelievable masterpiece. Only to compare with the greatest works of chamber music.

[@treesny]

What constantly astonishes me about the music of Frank Martin (which I love) is how even before he forged his hard-won "mature" style in the late 1930s he managed to write extraordinarily beautiful pieces such as this one that gave full expression to his artistic sensibility.

[@TheodoreServin]

Remarkable piano quintet! Amazing mix of late-romantic textures with neo-baroque harmonies and orchestrational details. The result is a beautiful, passionate, and very mysterious chamber masterpiece. I never knew of this piece, thank you for sharing it!

[@steveegallo3384]

Incredible HUGE rich genius music.....i never heard of him.....COLOSSAL....WOW....BRAVO from Acapulco!

[@didierschein8515]

You moved in Acapulco ?

[@steveegallo3384]

@@didierschein8515 -- Yes, I left my little paradise, San Agustinillo (Oaxaca) for the 'big city'! Are you still enjoying life in Vaduz?

[@didierschein8515]

@@steveegallo3384 Vaduz ? No, I'am near Cluj; in Romania. And enjoying.

[@steveegallo3384]

@@didierschein8515 -- Glad to hear, little brother.....BRAVO!

[@vicb4901]

A great master(ly)piece with reminiscences of distilled Brucknerian themes...

[@LucTaMusic]

A wonderful piece that explores so many of the unique expressive and timbral qualities of this instrumentation! Others here have commented on the neo-Baroque qualities of this work, which make the "reverse Picardy third" ending all the more interesting...

[@jmiller1918]

Brilliant work...many thanks for uploading!

[@marcopellegatti]

Vivaldi, are you there in the third mvmt?

[@treesny]

More J.S. Bach, I think! (A major and lifelong influence on Frank Martin's music.)