Franz Schubert - String Quartet No.14 in D minor, D.810 (Alban Berg Quartett)

[@oceans80]

My friend died last night of an overdose. I had a feeling things were really bad for the past month, tried so many times to get in touch with him to help, last I heard April 13 he FB'd me "I'm homeless close to death" two days later he was dead, 1000 miles away. And here I am, Music truly does heal, I bawled my eyes out during the second movement. It astounds me that Schubert wrote this while aware of his own impending death... this is Schubetr testament to death, may it also be a small testament to my friend Chris.

[@martienbrands]

+Steve Young `i wish you a very good recovery from this severe loss. hope it makes life more complete for you even if you will miss him very much. and music is the language of our souls, so it is our best healing for grief

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

Schuberts death was not exactly impending when he wrote this. He still had 4 years to live in his short life when he wrote this. But his syphillis broke out shortly before he wrote this and he suffered from depression.

[@ally3452]

♥

[@khool63]

paix à son âme ,, qu'il repose au paradis des mélomanes ,, moi les seules surdoses que je connaisse sont les overdoses de musique d'art de connaissance de compassion et d'amour et malgré cela je suis loin d'être parfait ,, peut être votre ami retrouvera t'il schubert parti à 31 ans lui ,, quels chefs d'oeuvre nous aurait il offert sans une vie tragique ,, la jeune fille et la mort ,, le cycle du voyage d'hiver , la symphonie inachevée , les trios ;; schubert dans l'intimité extrême devient insurpassable , pour le piano de schubert référez vous à brendel , un schubertien de génie ,,, brendel bien vivant ,, schubert vivait avec la mort pour compagne ,, syphilitique au possible rongé par les affres la solitude et la souffrance , en conflit avec le tyrannique paternel quelle musique géniale il nous laissa , mort à 31 ans il avait l'intuition du destin inexorable , d'une poésie existentielle que bien peu comprirent ,, schubert ne se plaignit il n'acheva pas ses oeuvres pour mieux les reprendre dans l'au delà qu'il savait imminent ,mozart lui même n'agit pas autrement ,, il vivait comme ses pharaons égyptiens la fortune exceptée , comprenant le caractère éphémère de notre vie ,, il attendait l'éternité sachant l'amour impossible sur cette terre , cette lettre divine qu'il adressa à la jeune fille si longtemps si rageusement aimée , schubert aimait l'humanité hommes et femmes peu lui importait , il voulut cette lascive ambiguité ,, par peur du paternel , des divinités musicales ,, la passion nous conduit à la mort nous autres humains inconscients insouciants trop imparfait pour deviner toutes les subtilités et le génie immense d'un schubert ,,il pleura la mort de beethoven pour s'en aller vers le lointain wallahla lui aussi ,, franz s'éteignit pressentant schumann mendelsohn et brahms surtout un autre géant génial subtil , immortel ,, mozart haydn et bach étaient passés ,, beethoven inhumé , schubert garda sa place ,, pour notre joie immense ,, merci

[@oceans80]

Merci pour tes mots du coeur... my friend died on the eve of his 31st birthday, no wonder I was drawn to Schubert, it's almost a year ago now. Et je connais Brendel et son Schubert, "the gold standard".

[@sepidehizaddust1726]

When I was 10 years, I received a recording tabe as a gift without any information on it. I started listening to it for several years but I never had any idea about the composer of that music piece which sounded like a magic. This mystery remained unsolved for years until a few nights ago...when I went to a quartet concert and after 26 years that piece was played again and I just realized Schubert was that mysterious composerrrrr. And I was about to cry 🥺😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@피아노홀릭]

The director of this video is the 5th member of the quartet... Breathtaking!

[@rebrev]

Almost devastating. Impossible not to feel overwhelmed by the beauty of Schubert's strings.

[@marcoscampos1]

Interpretação padrão dessa obra. Não vi melhor que isso até agora. Que quarteto de cordas!! Tive o prazer de ver essa formação no teatro Cultura Artística, pouco antes de o violista falecer. Que sorte tive.

[@arthurbalado6022]

What a music - Danke Franz - Truly one of the very best Chamber Music ever created - so full of passion and macabre feelings of resignation. The performance is so creative, with energy and panache. Sensational !!!

[@stonefireice6058]

I’ve listen this quartet many times through my long life in many concert halls;, on records, with the world renowned performers, yet, this quartet managed to dazzle me again. Incredible ensemble, incredible performance and superb cinematography! Bravi

[@jo.yu.l.f5785]

Only when you look into the face of death do you begin to realize how beautiful life is.

[@adolfdyversiti6517]

I can prove your words. Two days ago I went down a slippery slop in the Angeles National Forest in the Cucamonga Wilderness (California). I was totally alone. I survived. I listen this music and reading your words in my bed. I wish you the best.

[@boumbastik]

Franz, could we ever thank you enough ? The 2nd movement is beyond words. Where did you find the inspiration to compose such an overwhelming beauty ?

[@ТатьянаРасько-и8щ]

Какое высокой , тонкой человечности обращение к гению сквозь время. Под впечатлением этой музыки прочитала Ваше сообщение ... Я Вас люблю за Вашу высокую искренность. Пожалуйста, оставайтесь таким. Будьте счастливы.

[@jpd9586]

As you write, this is called being inspired: from the Latin "inspirare": to breathe in, to communicate... It's up to you to understand how or by whom.

[@lovethepiano]

One day, at the beginning of 1826, Franz Lachner paid a visit to his friend in the Fruhwirt's house, near the Karlskirche, to which Schubert had moved a year before. He happened not to be in a mood for work and was glad of the distraction. "Come on, let's have some coffee!" Schubert fetched an old coffee mill, his most precious possession as he called it, out of the primitive cupboard and, having measured out the beans and taken off his spectacles, began to grind. Suddenly he called out "I've got it, I've got it, you rusty little contraption ! "He flung the grinder into the corner and the beans flew in all directions. "But what have you got, Franzl ?" cried Lachner. Oh a coffee-mill like this is a wonderful thing. Melodies and themes just come flying in. You see, it's this Ra-ra-ra, that's what it is ! It gives us inspirations, it transports us into the wonderful realm of the Imagination! "Ah,so it's your coffee mill that composes, not your head ?" laughed Lachner. "That's it, Franzl, "cried Schubert, "one's head sometimes searches for days for an idea which the little machine there finds in a second. Listen! "They were the themes for the magnificent String Quartet in D minor, the second movement of which contains the variations on the song, Der Tod und das Madchen. Lachner noted them down quickly. "Come on, Franzl", said Schubert, "now we'll gather up the beans, so that we can have our coffee at last." From the book by Otto Erich Deutsch - Schubert memoirs by his friends. So there you have it!

[@skeeterradar]

this a first rate video. not only is the music perfectly played with energy and passion, but the clarity of the picture is phenomenal , the camera work and lighting is brilliant.

[@kostasampatzis9296]

We never realy die. We.reincarnate and we always meet with the people we really love. Life is eternal becsuse our soul is eternal. We alwsys reincarnate, after a period of reposal.

[@ТатьянаРасько-и8щ]

Да. Это так. Но только такую музыку надо слушать. Зрение здесь только помешает.

[@kwen092185]

What an amazing performance! I couldn’t believe it was only four people making all that sound!

[@Contemplatix]

This string quartet is no doubt one of the most disturbing and chilling pieces of music ever written. It anticipates the great catastrophes that would soon befall the world. Schubert was a visionary. He looked straight into the abyss. His music is both a grievous farewell and a desperate warning!

[@zaphyra-]

Same with Mahler

[@faruleva]

Грандиозно! Спасибо большое ансамблю за непревзойдённое исполнение!!!

[@alys1149]

The fact this was written as the composer realized he was dying. The theme of death permeates all four movements of the work. Chills!

[@martinschwehla4704]

The quartet was written in 1824. Schubert died 1828. So this is quite a bold supposition.

[@GlaceonStudios]

@@martinschwehla4704 I think he was diagnosed with typhoid fever/syphilis around that time. Some believe it might be why he didn't finish the eighth symphony--either that or he just got distracted.

[@marcorval]

​@@martinschwehla4704At the time most didn't survive syphilis so I suppose the comment stands.

[@birrapampa]

@@marcorval Syphilis would not have killed him so young. I think he suffered from gonococcal sepsis.

[@VassilikiKravari]

@@martinschwehla4704 Il savait déjà qu'il était condamné.

[@adamek82]

This is absolutely the best interpretation of this piece!

[@martyisokay]

It is the best!

[@Alice-wk6gt]

Definitely the best.

[@julianleil7847]

Try Artemis Quartet

[@antwerpsmerle1404]

It’s a superb performance, but my CD of the Italian Quartet playing this piece isn’t heading for the charity shop just yet...

[@NeilS.]

The combination of a great composer, dazzling interpretation and outstanding image. Marvelous. One of my all time favorite video!

[@vk2nf]

19:55 - 20:30 one of the most sublime moments in all music!

[@GerhardBuecker]

Die meisten Menschen verstehen dieses Stück leider nicht ...

[@laurenhahn101]

Yes, and today Google/You Tube interrupted this sublime passage with a political ad!! Aaaiiee! But even a political ad could not tarnish the beauty of this performance. The Alban Berg quartet is the best!!

[@erfanfijan3325]

The melody from cello make me crazy

[@nooneknown]

i like 14:13 the best

[@MrMoman7]

so true... gets me everytime..

[@violingurl37]

The four of them form a single body as they play - it's fascinating to watch! Bravo!

[@samilmansur]

Very good performance, video is pretty good too. I. Allegro: 0:00 II. Andante con moto: 11:30 III. Scherzo (Allegro Molto): 22:14 IV. Presto 25:45

[@kostasampatzis9296]

The 2nd movement speaks of death, the third speaks of rest, but the forth signifies the Resurection, it is extremely happy with perfect interpretation! Congratulariona for understanding the immense soul o Schubert. God bless ypu!

[@davidmoset5012]

THANK YOU AUSTRIA FOR GIVING US SCHUBERT AND THE MUSICIANS OF THE FABOLOUS ALBAN BERG QUARTETT. What a wonderful country!

[@BrittPaul-fe1ly]

Absolutely agree. I would die for the country.

[@maybreezes9134]

The performance is so perfect! I googled Alban Berg Quartett, it's pity that the quartet retired in 2008

[@christinenewland386]

Sad to hear they are retired. The second violinist Gerhard Schulz, was the first violinist in our Düsseldor Quartet for 2 years when we studied at the Düsseldorf Konservatorium together with Sandor Vegh and cello teacher Antonio Janigro. I told Gerhard he was destined for fame. ❤

[@cassandra5322]

I was writing a paper and listening to this, then I noticed that there was a video. I had to stop and watch. Beautifully done!

[@Andrew-Crust]

"...it is very important, when you are listening to music, to be completely focused...You are completely in the thing. And when you listen to music, take a few seconds of silence before you start listening, and then when the music starts, you hang on from the first note that you hear, and you don't go away thinking about other things, your mother, your girlfriend, the shopping list and things like that - hang on to the first note and you fly with the music until the last note. The amount of pleasure you will get out of that is absolutely unique...Give yourself to it! You have to have the will to attach yourself to the music with your ears, and then you will fly with it." - Daniel Barenboim. Just a thought - this isn't music made for studying to :)

[@Carlos-ju2ok]

Thank you, Andrew Crust, for Barenboim's advice. My tendency is to distract myself when I am listening to music (my mind always wanders, whatever I do, unwittingly), but I will try to remain in the flowing present, once more time and forever! Thanks a lot for remind me the most important thing!

[@johnlawrence2757]

+Carlos Lara yup - same as reading a book innit? Yet I see people all the time reading books with their pods on. Crazy. Trick is to pick a piece that's so good you actually don't want to do anything else.

[@ccreib]

00:01 - I. Allegro 11:29 - II. Andante con moto 22:12 - III. Scherzo - allegro molto - Trio 25:44 - IV. Presto

[@beatamarko4463]

I can't listen to this piece without crying.

[@DonFarshido]

If one had to choose a single work to testify the power of music to every living soul, this one might be the best choice. I simply cannot imagine any being not being moved to an almost unbearable extent by this quartet. This is beauty that almost kills you and I could never listen to it every day.

[@khool63]

que de souvenirs merveilleux remontent à ma conscience en réécoutant ce 14 ème quatuor de schubert ,, un chef d'oeuvre de poésie de beauté de nostalgie constructive , joyau onirique et que dire du fameux quatuor alban berg qui pour ce cette oeuvre et bien d'autres ne sera jamais égalé même après avoir écouté des monuments comme le quatuor de budapest , le quatuor lassale , la quatuor amadeus , la quartetto italiano , le quatuor tallich , le quatuor julliard , et tant d'autres merveilles comme le furent les 7 merveilles du monde pour le regard et la mémoires humains ,, mais concernant ce 14 ème quatuor de schubert je n'ai jamais écouté mieux que le quatuor alban berg ,, et si chacun doit avoir son avis je tiens à remercier cet ensemble pour tout le bonheur qu'il m'a apporté ,, merci pour le partage

[@kradomirchoukroutov6362]

How this quartet sounds!.. Pure magic

[@idodrugs7855]

actually not magic, its never that easy, in fact i cried in a pratice rom like once. its years o fhard work and deadication to perfect such a unnoved craft. you are taking out th e hardworkb y replying with things like this. we put in blood sweat & tears and im not joking. like i have bled my fingers befroe from playing so long. so, no, kradomir, this is not magic, it is HARDOWKR AND DEADICATION. magic is implying that it is out of the ordinary, as it is not out of the ordinary. if you would stop leaving disrespectful comments such as this one and learn the beautiy of the work put behind music you too WOULD UNDERSTAND that this is not pure magic but instead hardwork.

[@katrinat.3032]

@@idodrugs7855 most intelligent people know what hard it takes. I think this person is just saying it feels magical

[@alichesa]

Such a breathtaking music and a breathtaking perfomance 👏👏👏👏

[@Lawrence3292]

Was für eine Musik und was für Musiker! Das nenne ich Harmonie!

[@ETMargraf]

Ich nenne es nicht auch Harmonie, es ist Brillanz.

[@kostasampatzis9296]

Harmonie ist erwas viel groesseres und dimensionslos. Es ist der Wurzel der Griechischen Zivilisation, heute leider verscwunden bei den christlichen Tieren.

[@erhardgeiger6199]

#hmac2222 you are right, its the best video to chamber musice ever seen and ALBAN BERG QUARTETT - there is nothing left - so sorry they dont exist any more thank you musicians and video artist and by my heart: thank you Franz Peter Schubert, my love

[@SixteenTonsOfMusic]

+Erhard Geiger You're right, the video is just excellent. But The Lindsays performance is better (IMHO).

[@socraticgadfly]

+EnterMyChallenge I've got their Schubert collection, of the later quartets; very good.

[@zojapetkovamarkovic8963]

+Erhard Geiger fantasicna interpretacija!!!!!!!

[@gloria7094]

Erhard Geiger

[@erhardgeiger6199]

Vienna! Nothing else!

[@rnnyhoff]

Absolutely extraordinary playing.

[@sophielanceleur3190]

oui tout est parfait ! la quintessence de Schubert. Les timbres, les phrasés, et l’énergie commune sont époustouflants . L’alternance des voix et des nuances est fascinante de profondeur et de clarté. Une telle grâce donne une émotion poignante.

[@christinenewland386]

The second violinist Gerhard Schulz in the Berg Quartet, was the first violinist of our Dûsseldorf Quartet when we were students with violinist Sandor Vegh and cellist Antonio Janigro. We toured Europe in our quartet in a VW for two years and later went to Prussia Cove England for a BBC recorded chamber music course, with Sandor Vegh and Anonio Janigro. I recall telling Gerhard he was destined for fame! So proud of him! ❤

[@zec2006]

You knew Antonio Janigro? Impressive. Tell us more about him :) He founded Zagreb Soloists, the ensemble I played in for 8 years. And Sandor Vegh on the other hand was teaching my teacher - Lars Anders Tomter. Amazing connection.

[@adelasussman3838]

Interesting story! Thanks for posting! I'm sure those two years touring Europe with your quartet have you looking back on wonderful memories!!

[@mikerusli9660]

Wow! Love the segue to shadows just before the piu mosso near the end of the first mvt. The character of the piece changed dramatically. Brilliant directing.

[@brianvirgin2995]

I heard this for the first time at one of the Cal States. I think it was the Guarneri Quartet. I sat i the front row. It was like a bomb had gone off and I was shell shocked. I'd listened to a lot of classical music, but never anything like this.

[@SimonStreuffViolinEducation]

I have so much respect for this generation of musicians. Musical integrity and at the state of the art production. This is as pure as it gets. The strong sound of the Alban Berg Quartet got me into listening to more Chamber music and enjoying it!

[@ve022]

The second chapter goes directly to the heart

[@codacorta]

Senza parole… quanta bravura! Da parte di tutti, si può solo ringraziare

[@jean-pierrek.9819]

Magnifiquement mis en image. Ce chef-d'œuvre le méritait.

[@Ivan_1791]

This was one of the most epic performances I have ever seen.

[@nicholaswilkins7499]

Stunning music. Stunning playing. Stunning video.

[@serietta4394]

There is no better music in existence for taking a long winters night stroll through deep, deep snow ....

[@WhitePlek]

My favorite piece of chamber music. And a great performance of it!

[@andrewwiemken6443]

What a great, great production. Not only is this a beautifully shot recording, but it's also easily my favorite interpretation. They handle the tempi in the Andante exactly to my taste, and they are appropriately reckless and diabolical in the Presto. What a group of guys.

[@NerdAdventurer85]

I find this piece amazing! I could listen to it over and over. I MUST go see this performed live somewhere. Bet it's an experience to behold! Schubert is one of my favourite classical composers along with Dvorak and, of course, Beethoven. Best Wishes Friends. 🙂

[@franciscoespinozagamboa6490]

Una interpretación de antología; no hay ninguna que se le compare. Lástima que ya no existe este conjunto.Maestro violista (RIP)

[@miguelosma6538]

Schubert... su genio y sensibilidad doliente... y este cuarteto receptivo al sentimiento del compositor y con esta extraordinaria interpretación... Se encoge el alma. Sublime.

[@a.a.epifanov]

Большое спасибо за исполнение и съемку.

[@RootlessNZ]

Marvellous. The musicians are obviously masters of their instruments. The best recording of this piece, one of my favourites, that I've heard. Thank you for posting.

[@anaprytyka8466]

Gracias cuarteto Albán Berg por darnos este Shubert magnífico

[@27brigitte]

awesome composer...awesome musicians...awesome filmmakers....thank you so much.

[@BritishJaguar]

"The Dark pictures: The devil in me" - The maniac from this game has very good taste, he played this wonderful music

[@Doutsoldome]

This is easily my prefered piece for string quartet. Simply marvelous!

[@thenailtechfiles7935]

If I could play more than open strings this would be on my bucket list to learn

[@kwon0817]

29:01 is my favorite part, even if the odd triplets disappear after a measure or so, it just simply mesmerized me

[@alexisporfiriadis]

How can one dislike this video? There is no way to find a reason.

[@aid3782]

We played this song, (Only the Presto movement- but not that fast, played at 180 instead of 190 BPM+) and I remember having a hell of a fun time playing this song with the rest of the chamber group

[@christinenewland386]

It is an awesome piece to play!

[@percyg1]

Enjoyed..like the clarity and close ups and of course the clear sound.

[@pollyburroughs2027]

Looking up info online, i am sad to read that after 38 years this world famous string quartet disbanded in 2008. Incredible artistry! Just thinking how wonderful it would have been to see this amazing performance in person. Left to right: Günter Pichler, Gerhard Schulz, Thomas Kakuska, Valentin Erben. Kakuska passed away from cancer on July 4, 2005, but was replaced somewhat earlier than that due to his health by regular collaborator Isabel Charisius--- I wonder what year this was recorded.

[@christinenewland386]

I performed in a quartet with Gerhard Schulz in Germany for 2 years He is awesome and so glad he ended up in this awesome Berg Quartet! ❤

[@el_choro_pistola123]

Schubert is a very undervalued composer. Change my mind

[@memedreams8558]

Le Choro I agree

[@fogonpr]

Ave Maria is heard literally everywhere.

[@EmilTolonen]

Hmm. New York Times had a list of best composers, Franz was fourth. Bach Beethoven Mozart Schubert. I think FPS is maybe the best, but I don't know if you can call him undervalued, since he is often ranked as one of the very best.

[@hans-joachimberger2700]

Fantastico! La mejor interpretación de este cuarteto. Bravo!

[@aaronjorgefridman5662]

Belleza infinita. En el 2do movimiento pareciera denotar que Schubert sentía que iba a morir joven. IMPACTANTE de principio a fin

[@johnhaueisen]

De acuerdo. Y por eso originó el título Death and the Maiden.

[@joyburn]

I put this on to help me with my homework and the irony is that I couldn't pay attention to anything BUT this video...

[@idodrugs7855]

that might be adhd! hope u fele better

[@emirarslan2498]

Schubert in bu eseri bence onun şaheseri

[@marcosPRATA918]

Um quarteto de ouro, uma obra essencial, uma sonoridade e execução brilhantes!

[@Queguapaeres]

Дійсно прекрасно відтворили, та записали що хочеться не тільки слухати, а і дивитися.

[@karlmeyer6916]

Sublime, magnifico. Espressione e testimone dell' altezza del genio umano...

[@semrabahcivan8627]

Absolutely the best.

[@zojapetkovamarkovic8963]

+Semra Bahcivan yes,yes!

[@gerdklingele1229]

Zoja Petkova Markovic

[@carinahansen19]

This beautiful, awesome piece makes me forget my pain and the scars on my arms and also on my soul...

[@rezamaleki5396]

Great masterpiece, great performance, great everything ❤️

[@andrews582]

What a wonderful performance. Whoever did the video was also a great artist!

[@calebhu6383]

No doubt :)

[@ealaphtabbaa]

Franz Schubert, I love your music so much! Please come to Brazil

[@annbogan]

Franz Schubert died in 1828

[@musiqueetdanse-s2tmd-lycee838]

1. Allegro 00:00 2. Andante con moto 11:28 3. Scherzo allegro molto - Trio 22:11 4. Presto 25:42

[@pedroa.cantero9449]

La versión del Alban Berg Quartet me produce un estremecimiento indescriptible. Parejo al que sintiera cuando escuché por primera vez este cuarteto de Schubert en el estreno del film de Michel Deville La Femme en bleu (1972). Esta versión es conmovedora, no ya por atenerse a la mera notación o por no caer en un virtuosismo que propicia el drama romántico, si no por que logra aflorar el soplo de un poema cuya fibra trasciende los siglos. La muerte en plena juventud es de otro modo inaccesible. La vieja leyenda que revela la atracción de la canina por los jóvenes se encarna en este cuarteto con la fuerza del mito. Pues la música tiene el poder de encarnar la ley más profunda de la vida.

[@miguelosma6538]

Pedro... gracias por tus sabias palabras y por tu sentido musical, cultura y sensibilidad... Te he leído en más ocasiones ( no recuerdo dónde...) y he gozado y aprendido leyéndote. Obligado es enviarte un fuerte abrazo. Eskerrik asko bihotzetik!

[@tomasnicolaspazur8523]

Extraordinaria versión. No dejo de escucharla cada vez que puedo

[@roselandiramos7048]

Schubet estava com o pensamento em Deus, quando compôs essa melodia tão maravilhosa! !!Amo

[@Wkkbooks]

It's a doubles set, beards against shaveds.

[@aaronjorgefridman5662]

CONMOVEDORA versión de una obra dramática y maravillosa. Palabras aparte para el director de cámaras que logró ina filmación pocas veces vista

[@elijahhorton202]

I love the violist’s instrument. I wish I had a viola half as beautiful as his.

[@rebeckyc1401]

Ohhh- this is such pure enjoyment! What a visual production. My ears are Happy!

[@jesusaraujo1]

I can't complain, I had a wonderful night listening to this, submerging into Gustav Holst's Planets, among other gorgeous soul-works from distant past.

[@elccrespo]

sigo ouvindo!

[@nemianyamele2265]

this vid should receive an ocsar, the action is great, the filming is amazing!!!!

[@rebecaniccoli8515]

Magnífico e inmortal!

[@lucapop3571]

Notice the similitude between the fourth movement of the quartet and the final movement of Kreutzer Sonata. Also, it seems that Wagner was very inspired in the Scherzo for his Siegfriedʼs first prelude

[@nicopohl2060]

The 2nd movement based on "Der Tod und das Mädchen" perhaps explains the overwhelming impact of the work as a whole.

[@hahahaok7535]

아름다운 연주를 완벽하게 연출한 최고의 비디오~♥

[@tamikacammack1993]

I first heard a small portion this beautiful piece on the 1994 film Death And The Maiden with Sigourney Weaver and Ben Kingsley. After hearing it I had to find it. I’m glad I finally got to hear the entire performance. It has greatly exceeded my expectations. What a masterpiece.

[@yamanaksu3758]

Brilliant! In much closeness, reminds me of the recording I listened to several times approx 30 years ago when I first found out about this piece.

[@Sentientmuse777]

what a masterpiece ❤😭

[@hl3496]

I nearly cry for the allegro,it's so amazing,and I don't know why im so sensitive for it

[@DABELINE]

entendu dans le film "LE PARDON" De Maryam Moghadam, Behtash Sanaeeha (2021) FRANCE IRAN

[@deenymada]

It gives me joy to hear this kind of music !

[@garcilaso1971]

El Cuarteto Alban Berg es insuperable, perfecto, intenso y con un sonido arrebatador.

[@benjamincuevaseninde]

-- Ce quatuor est une merveille. Schubert était génial. --

[@xaviernoel6559]

Quel magnifiique compositeur! Quels bons interprètes ! J'ai envie aussi de les accompagner avec mon pauvre violon . Comme d'autres l'ont fait avec leur accordeon . Merci a tous !

[@GCspARC]

10:54 is the best part

[@polgomezriquelme7505]

The most powerful interpretation of this beautiful work, very enjoyable! Thanks for posting

[@johnbarry5036]

slow mvmt sounds like it took its inspriation from the LVB's Allegretto, but sweeter and more lyrical.

[@jairochaves8916]

Me recordei do grandioso Quarteto de Cordas de São Paulo com Maria Vischnia, kubala, Jaffé, Spindler . Que fenomenal grupo e que época boa!!!!

[@suzannelabrie3523]

Je ne compends pas que 30 personnes aient pu porter un jugement négatif. Sur l'interprétation c'est imposible, Elle est parfaite. Alors, ces 30 personnes cherchaient quoi ici, puisque l'oeuvre (La jeune fille et la mort) de Schubert est totalement magnifique.