Haydn: String Quartets, Op.64 String Quartet Chandos

Haydn: String Quartets, Op.64

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CHAN 10971

Multiple Set of 2 CDs

Haydn: String Quartets, Op.64

Running Time: 140:59

Release Date: March 2018
Originally recorded in 2017

Composer
Franz Joseph Haydn

Chamber
Doric String Quartet

Producer
Jonathan Cooper

Engineer
Jonathan Cooper

Engineer assistant
Rosanna Fish

Venue
Potton Hall, Dunwich, Suffolk

Genre:
String Quartet

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FRANZ JOSEPH HAYDN

String Quartets, Op.64

Six Quaturos... Composés et dediés à Monsieur Jean Tost par Monsieur Joseph Haydn

COMPACT DISC ONE

Quartet, Op.64 No.1 (Hob.III:65)

25:52

in C major • ub C-Dur • en ut majeur

In Nomine Domini

Allegro moderato

10:20

Menuet. Allegretto ma non troppo - Trio - Menuet da Capo

4:29

Allegretto scherzando

6:13

Finale. Presto

4:50

Quartet, Op.64 No.2 (Hob.III:68)

21:07

in B Minor • in h-Moll • en si mineur

In Nomine Domini

Allegro spiritoso

8:17

Adagio ma non troppo

5:40

Menuet. Allegretto - Trio - Menuet da Capo

3:00

Finale. Presto

4:09

Quartet, Op.64 No.3 (Hob.III:67)

27:35

in B flat major • in B-Dur • en si bémol majeur

In Nomine Domini

Vivace assai

8:55

10.

Adagio

6:02

11.

Menuet. Allegretto - Trio - Menuet da Capo

4:34

12.

Finale. Allegro con spirito

8:02

Total time: 74:52

COMPACT DISC TWO

Quartet, Op.64 No.4 (Hob.III:66)

23:52

in G major • in G-Dur • en sol majear

In Nomine Domini

Allegro con brio

8:06

Menuet. Allegretto - Trio - Menuet da Capo

3:37

Adagio. Cantabile e sostenuto

6:13

Finale. Presto

5:55

Quartet, Op.64 No.5 'Die Lerche' (Hob.III:63)

21:28

in D major • in D-Dur • en ré majeur

('The Lark')

In Nomine Domini

Allegro moderato

9:17

Adagio. Cantabile

6:32

Menuet. Allegretto - Trio - Menuet da Capo

3:21

Finale. Vivace

2:18

Quartet, Op.64 No.6 (Hob.III:64)

21:12

in E flat major • in Es-Dur • en mi bémol majeur

In Nomine Domini

Allegro

8:26

10.

Andante

4:32

11.

Menuet. Allegretto - Trio - Menuet da Capo - Trio, per la seconda volta, caso mai se piacesse replicarlo -

4:48

Menuet da Capo

12.

Finale. Presto

3:23

Total time: 66:48

Chamber: Doric String Quartet

Alex Redington violin

Jonathan Stone violin

Hélène Clément viola

John Myerscough cello

The members of the Doric String Quartet perform using a set of classical bows by Luis Emilio Rodriquez Carrington.

5-7 May 2017 (String Quartets, Op.64 Nos 3-5) and 23-25 October 2017 (other works)

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Reviews

“The Doric String Quartet has a great affinity for Haydn… The Dorics are alive to everything and there’s a sense of adventure in the playing of leader Alex Redington and his colleagues violinist Jonathan Stone, violist Hélène Clément and cellist John Myerscough – witness the almost gypsy-like elan of the violin solo in the second movement of the Sixth Quartet. Haydn’s wit is not lost on them either with their delicious sliding figures and whistling effects in the minuet which follows.The quartet is barely out of the recording studio these days and Clement says they rehearse exhaustively beforehand so as to produce a “live” performance feel. It certainly works.” *****

Steve Moffat – Limelight magazine.com.au – 18 September 2018

Performance **** Recording *****

“… These are performances that take you inside the music, so that it’s almost possible to hear them with a performer’s ear and experience the delight as the notes leap of the page and into life – the expertly attuned recordings certainly help…”

Stephen Johnson - BBC Music magazine - July 2018

“… Nos 5 and 6 are profoundly satisfying throughout, their first movements amply spacious, the minuets unpredictably and wittily timed, and the finales – high-class show-off music if ever there was – breathtaking in their mingled precision, delicacy and whooping high spirits. The recording, as in previous issues, is in the demonstration class while Dean Sutcliffe’s notes. Like the playing, are guaranteed to make you hear these quartets with fresh ears.”

Richard Wigmore – Gramophone magazine – April 2018

“The Op. 64s are among Haydn’s least played quartets: only the Lark, No 5, is familiar ... Yet what treasures of invention, innovation, humour and beauty they contain. No 6 in E flat is a particular delight, but so is much else in these richly varied works, to which the excellent Doric players do ample justice.”

David Cairns – The Sunday Times (Culture magazine) – 25 February 2018

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