Johannes Brahms: String Quartet No.1 in C minor Op.51 / Belcea Quartet

[@staffanolofsson8201]

I never get tired listening to this. This String Quartet has almost all of the human emotions we know by now. Thank you, Belcea Quartet for exellent playing, and thank you, PLANET CHAMBER MUSIC.

[@oj6243]

Everything about this performance and recording/filming is SUPERB!! Thank you!

[@waggishsagacity7947]

I have never heard this gorgeous quartet before, and I'm delighted to have heard it in such a crisp, emotion-filled, and intimate performance. I hope to hear more performances by The Belcea Quartet --another first for me. I must give special praise to whoever chose this remarkable and abstract setting (foreshadowing the surprisingly modern piece, to my mind), and special thanks to the videographer, Johannes Bachmann, and to the sound engineer, Joël Cormier, who enhanced the pleasure of listening to the Opus 51/1 Quartet and its performance. Well done! Thanks.

[@inthemisthan]

Thanks to this performance, I was able to blow away today's melancholy.

[@gasparocelloman9852]

Beautifully played. Such a treat. Many thanks.

[@stevegebhart8388]

Brahms just does a great job of making a virtuoso quartet be all it can be! This is a great performance as it hits all the emotional highs and lows prevailant in this particular work and leaves us with feeling of satisfaction and release. The second movement is so beautiful and so well done that no more could be asked of this performance.

[@tobiasseyb6592]

Schade, dass man nur 1 like geben kann... Wunderbar, als Geiger weiss ich, wieviel Arbeit und Hingabe solch einer Aufführung vorausgegangenen sind.

[@genesbeans]

The whole thing is full of passion and beauty It's about his love for Clara Schumann.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

Yes, perhaps/hopefully you are right. I only know that this is wonerful music.

[@aachoocrony5754]

I don't hear much to be honest. Perhaps he wanted to impress Clara Schumann with this piece?

[@staffanolofsson8201]

0:05 Allegro 11:25 Romannze : Poco adagio 18:40 Allegretto molto moderato e comodo - Un poco più animato 28:05 Allegro

[@artem.non.odit.nisi.ignarus]

Neben dieser wunderbaren musikalischen Leistung 🎶 - was für eine schöne Kameraführung! 🎥

[@echo9phpe]

... und welch überragende Leistung des Tonmeisters dieser Aufnahme!

[@bag3lmonst3r72]

The recording quality of this video is astonishing. Take my word for it; I've listened to dozens of recordings since 1994. It's also beautifully shot. Those little fairy lights look like stars suspended in the concert hall.

[@crly4770]

beautiful performance. Sometimes feel like the quartets don't get enough love

[@leporello3551]

I never expected to fell such emotion listening a piece Heard so Many times before. Congratulations.

[@user-qk8nn8sg6o]

What an outstanding performance of such a wondrous quartet! I must admit that I had for some reason never heard this piece before, but I am so glad that I was able to experience it for the first time with this ensemble!

[@thomasmyers6291]

Wonderful, beautifully played, thank you.

[@amber40494]

Wonderful performance!!

[@ThePetitpo]

Sublime !

[@silentstringquartet]

bravo. string quartet lover.

[@emmettbalogun5374]

This great musica has nothing to do directly with Clara Schumann whom he did love but decided not to marry! This music is a manifestation of the intellectual and spiritual passion of the young Johannes Brahms as a genius!

[@claudiaochoacruz]

Bellísimo!! Muchas gracias!! :)

[@fredwille761]

Very beautiful music and shoes too!

[@Timmmmartin]

Superb playing of a great work. Strictly speaking, this is Op.51 No.1. The other one in A minor is even better imo.

[@thomasmyers6291]

I'm completely overwhelmed! What a beautiful quartet. Thank you for a wonderful performance.

[@binaku50]

This quartet is romantic and beautiful, I like this ensemble very much.!

[@user-or6ji5bz8b]

❤верх эмоцоинаьности и красоты

[@Guagua_W]

精彩！完美的演绎！

[@Dr2024x]

Beautiful music!. That's i want for My dinner wedding!. Regards from México.

[@NiallMS1]

Excellent; many thanks!

[@steveegallo3384]

BRAVI TUTTI......from Acapulco!

[@vonalbretsen2336]

Wonderful. Yes!

[@paulfilla1008]

Good I love Brahms

[@leszekkrzeminski3821]

Please correct the name of the violist: the correct spelling is Chorzelski.

[@aidanalieva9070]

браво!

[@user-ip5qe5jb5b]

Bravo!!!

[@mattimaranda9638]

Soooo metal!!!

[@milazivkovic866]

Divno , kompletan muzički doživljaj

[@giulianaarganaraz7565]

👏👏👏👏

[@lokain123]

10:28

[@robertlee4061]

Se ve que son más felices porque ya no tienen qué cambiar la página

[@federicozimerman8167]

Wonderful, extraordinary performance, Perfect! Thank you😃😃😃 ps:If Piano concerto 1 is op 15 about 23/24 yrs old: How old was Brahms when he wrote this piece?

[@6sadio]

Hello! Lovely production, amazing musicians. I was wondering which microphones were used

[@renzo6490]

Is the analysis video mentioned in the description available in English?

[@milazivkovic866]

Moćni i sugestivni izvodjači

[@ronwalker4849]

SOMETIMES I CAN HEAR SNIPS OF TCHAIKOVSKY AND RIMSKY KORSAKOV. JUST SMALL BITS

[@gogotrololo]

Cant stand watching string players move around like this, but it did sound great, loved listening :)

[@isaacparra2071]

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[@Lotuswhite2911]

Baby in winter hospital When lying down Mokcheon Goun Bird Throw away the darkness of dawn Sunny water in front of the hospital room Sitting on the blue ice Steamed ice with a jade beak. Bread, bread, bread, The sound of breaking ice The sound of beads Subtle sound waves of morning origin An empty musical instrument in the baby's ear The baby opens his eyes The sun has golden wings When visiting a hospital room No bird's shadow can be seen on the ice plate. One dawn The fire that swims in the baby's room goes out The day when the black insignia covered the window The empty musical instrument that crushed the ice stopped Where the bird sat The petals of the snow country were scattered. ..

[@muslit]

A lot reverb.

[@user-ld2oh4sw3m]

Too sad. I prefer his piano quintet and sextet no.1.

[@battlestupid]

What's microphone used in this recording?