Franz Schubert: Piano Quartet in F Major, D 487 Adagio e Rondo Concertante

Up Close with Melvyn Tan and re:sound
Piano: Melvyn Tan
Violin: Loh Jun Hong
Viola: Matthias Oestringer
Cello: Robert Choi
18 July 2018
Wednesday
8:15pm

[@briananderson8428]

This should have at least 1,000,000 LIKES. The years of work and study inherent in their cause to explain the intent of the composer is daunting, to say the least. If most Americans could hear and see this video, music education funding would go through the proverbial roof. Nicely done!

[@vladimirhorowitz]

Unfortunately most Americans wouldn't be affected by this music at all. They just want to get back to their rap "music" teaching them how wonderful a life of crime and degeneracy is.

[@briananderson8428]

@@vladimirhorowitz Given that people with only an associate’s degree can now teach high school in Florida and Arizona, I’m sadly inclined to agree with you. The US is a failing nation-state. More educational horrors are on the way…

[@cascanicoff5763]

He composed this at 14/15... Goodness gracious, what was I doing at that age. Great playing, of course. I enjoyed the video big time.

[@wolfilius2514]

Well no, in fact he was 19 and close to 20 (since he was born inJa uary 1797 and the piece was completed most certainly by the end of 1816) but he indeed has some sublime compositions at age 14 and 15. His G minor quarter that he composed at 16 is proof of this

[@bernadettefeltham3062]

BEUTIFUL!

[@bernadettefeltham3062]

Beautiful!

[@10colintaylor]

You have wonderful taste!

[@jcui5007]

Heavenly! But It is Schubert!

[@SantiagoRamirez-lg1ts]

The rondo sounds like a concerto pour piano

[@lehanhnhu6514]

6:05

[@johny5400]

ah, I did not know Schubert was so unrecognized

[@anthon.57]

😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁