Franz Schubert String Quintet in C Major, D. 956

Enorme obra de cámara de schubert. Uno de los mejores quintetos de cuerda de la historia. El patético segundo movimiento memorable. Una despedida de la vida de emoción insuperable. Extraordinaria versión del cuarteto Borodin.

Фантастическое исполнение! Квартет Бородин очень хорош. 😍

낭만음악의 헌장, 슈베르트 최고의 걸작이라고 불리는 작품(from 조윤범의 파워클래식)

infohazard incoming:



there's a black cursor visible at the bottom left corner throughout the whole performance.

I wish people stopped clapping between parts! I know it is meaningless to hope for more educated audiences now, unfortunately.

C'est quoi ce public grossier? Les musiciens sont d'une patience exemplaire devant tant d'ignorance

The clapping between movements ruined it

excellent

I like the comments better than the video. Everyone trying to out-do each other with their analyses of the piece. 😂😂

When this glorious masterpiece is performed so exquisitely, nothing else exists.

Une des plus belles pièces de Schubert. Mon âme s'élève chaque fois que je l'entends, et puis ça me rappelle un moment extraordinaire, j'ai eu la chance de recevoir chez moi des musiciens qui ont pris plaisir à jouer ce quintette, je les ai écoutés , tellement émue que j'en avais les larmes aux yeux

I find the principal cellist to have the most exquisitely beautiful vibrato and tone quality while he performs the main theme of the first movement in particular. He’s exceptional. Not to take away from the beautiful performances of the 2 violinists as well as the violist and the other cellist. Now, on to trying to get the music out of my head long enough to reply to my family members during normal conversations! Wish me luck there!

Schubert composed this within weeks of his demise from syphilis, which supposedly deteriorates the brain.

Una maravilla

Thank you ❤

Just wonderful!

Such a near perfect piece, both in composition and in performance! And it’s More meaningful knowing it was one of Schubert’s last!

This, the music of despair? No! Very seldom is the divine expressed so openly. In the pizzicato I hear tears of gratitude falling on the love letter--I mean the score--as Schubert grasps the Great Love awaiting him shortly. Only at the end of life, perhaps, could he speak so honestly.

What is the meaning or thoughts of the composer? Could they write this music without a story, in their minds? Or am i just wanting a story because today's music has lyrics? 🤔

I just love this piece very very much !

Das Beste, was je geschrieben wurde.

Wow beautiful playing beautiful piece of music. Discovering it for the first time ever

I'm sure this show remains an inside joke for these chamber musicians for the rest of their lives

What a RUDE audience...

If Mozart was god speaking to man and Beethoven man speaking to god, then Schubert is the elevator music to heaven.

If Mozart was god speaking to man and Beethoven man speaking to god, then Schubert is the elevator music to heaven.

Este adagio es una de las composiciones más bellas de Schubert. Qué compositor !, cuanta belleza nos legó su música. Todo lo que compuso es hermoso. Qué otras composiciones pudo habernos dejado a no ser por su fallecimiento tan joven. Y que bella interpretación del Quinteto Borodin. Sublime.

I think instrumental music is beautiful, but I don't seem to "get" it like the enthusiasts. I'm not sure how to "get" it better.

2nd movement is when all that ever was, and all that ever will be, come together in the here and now to produce a moment of perfect peace, and acceptance, and a profound knowledge of one's oneness with the cosmos. This performance is superb.

The cello pizzicato throughout the 2nd movement will make or break a performance. It needs to be deliberate, never rushed. In this recording it is performed superbly!

My God.

Wow, they kept a cool face when the audience surprisingly started applauding after the Allegro! Lovely performance of this fantastic work by Schubert!

What a strange idea to I vote such a brilliant cellist Alexander Buzlov to play mostly pizzicato?!

Sublime performance. Almost invidious to single anyone out but the first violin was exquisite.

Who else looked this up because they’re reading letters to a young artist ?

love it

great performance but the crowd is really confused.

Bitte

Iain McGilchrist's favorite...

My mother is just entering the campus at Blue Hill — attending the workshop of Kneisel Hall🎻. She’ll be the Violist for their performance of Schubert’s glorious Quintet❤️