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- | ## Mozart: Divertimento in D Major K. 136 | + | ### Mozart: Divertimento in D Major K. 136 |
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- | ## Grieg: Two Nordic Melodies, Op 63 | + | ### Grieg: Two Nordic Melodies, Op 63 |
Edvard Grieg (1843-1907): | Edvard Grieg (1843-1907): | ||
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- | ## Holst: St. Paul's Suite, Op. 29, No.2 | + | ### Holst: St. Paul's Suite, Op. 29, No.2 |
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* Iris Stone: first violin; | * Iris Stone: first violin; | ||
* Erin Wang: cello; | * Erin Wang: cello; | ||
- | * Michael Yokas: second violin; | + | * Michael Yokas: second violin. |
### Glenn Dicterow | ### Glenn Dicterow | ||
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Set two, performed by a reduced group -- as fitting for a sextet! -- was interesting for Brahms. It seemed to me that much of the writing for this work centered on the sonority of the viola and cello rather than the brilliance of the violins. And with six parts, it made for an interesting challenge to the ear -- just enough to keep the attention ready to jump at any moment towards the most interesting part! Makes me think I ought to give the old guy another chance! | Set two, performed by a reduced group -- as fitting for a sextet! -- was interesting for Brahms. It seemed to me that much of the writing for this work centered on the sonority of the viola and cello rather than the brilliance of the violins. And with six parts, it made for an interesting challenge to the ear -- just enough to keep the attention ready to jump at any moment towards the most interesting part! Makes me think I ought to give the old guy another chance! | ||
- | Stephen Smoliar commented in his [review](http:// | + | Stephen Smoliar commented in his [review](http:// |
- | {{tag> | + | David Bratman posted a [review](https:// |
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