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Haydn, Hungarian Quartet, Dekány Quartet - 3 String Quartets
Review by Kevin Britt
The album 3 String Quartets by Haydn, performed by the Hungarian Quartet and Dekány Quartet, is a delightful collection of classical music that showcases the genius of Haydn and the skill of these two quartets. The album features three of Haydn's most famous and beloved quartets: Op. 20, No. 5, Op. 33, No. 2, and Op. 64, No. 5.
The Hungarian Quartet and Dekány Quartet both bring their unique interpretations to these pieces, resulting in a dynamic and varied listening experience. The Hungarian Quartet's playing is characterized by its precision and clarity, while the Dekány Quartet's performance is marked by its warmth and intimacy. Together, these two quartets create a balanced and nuanced sound that is a joy to listen to.
The album's production is top-notch, with excellent sound quality that captures the nuances of each instrument. The liner notes provide insightful commentary on each piece and offer a deeper understanding of Haydn's music.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Scherzando - Allegretto | ||
| Largo Sostenuto | ||
| Rondo - Presto | ||
| Finale - Presto | ||
| Adagio Cantabile | ||
| String Quartet In C, Op. 33, No. 3 ''The Bird'' | (17:26) | |
| String Quartet In D, Op. 64, No. 5 ''The Lark'' | (17:08) | |
| Adagio | ||
| Scherzo - Allegro | ||
| Allegro Moderato, Cantabile | ||
| Menuetto - Allegretto | ||
| Allegro Moderato | ||
| Finale - Vivace | ||
| String Quartet In E-Flat, Op. 33, No. 2 ''The Joke'' | (15:00) |
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Catalog Numbers
- TV 34062S, TV.34062S
- TV 34062S, TV 34062-S
- TV 34062S
- TV 4062
Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Album
- Stereo
- Mono
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Printed By | Clout & Baker Ltd. |
| Copyright (c) | Vox Productions, Inc. |
| Distributed By | Musidisc-Europe |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Artwork | Gitta |
| Composed By | Haydn |
| Ensemble | The Dekany Quartet (tracks: A5 to B6), The Hungarian Quartet (tracks: A1 to A4) |
Notes
- Made in England
- Different labels to UK release Haydn*, Hungarian Quartet*, Dekány Quartet* - 3 String Quartets.
- differences include: this has "TV 34062-S" rather than "TV 34062S", this has "Side 1" to the left of the centre hole, rather than to the right.
- Catalogue Numbers: "TV 34062S" on front and back of the sleeve, "TV 34062-S" on the labels
- ℗ 1967 (labels), © 1967 (sleeve)
- Uncredited liner notes on back cover
- Laminated with "Clarifoil" made by British Celanese Limited
- Released in a flipback cover
Barcodes
- Other (LOC catalogue card no.): R66-2694
- Other (On Labels): Made In England
- Matrix / Runout (Runout A): M-2012-2B C LM
- Matrix / Runout (Runout B): M-1786-2B C LM
- Other (Label A (upside down)): M.2012
- Other (Label B (upside down)): M.1786
- Other (On Labels): ℗ 1967
- Other (LOC catalogue card no.): R66-2693
About Haydn, Hungarian Quartet, Dekány Quartet
Born: 1732-03-31 (Rohrau, Austria) Born 31 march or 1st April, 1732.
Died: 1809-09-05 (Vienna, Austria).
Franz Joseph Haydn was an Austrian composer of the Classical period.
He brings the "sonata form" to a very high degree of improvement.
His symphonies and his string quartets (forms of which he is considered "the father") have become highly inspirational style models.
Haydn made a fundamental contribution to the development of chamber music; thanks to the numerous quartets,
trios for piano, for strings and also with the unusual trios for baryton, viola and cello.
Real Name
- Franz Joseph Haydn
Name Vars
- (Franz) Joseph Haydn
- F J Haydn
- F Joseph Haydn
- F. Haydn
- F. J. Haidns
- F. J. Haydin
- F. J. Haydn
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- Franc Jozef Hajdn
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- Francis Joseph Haydn
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- Frank
- Frans Joseph Haydn
- Franz Haydn
- Franz J. Haydn
- Franz J.Haydn
- Franz Josef Haydn
- Franz Josep Haydn
- Franz Joseph Hayden
- Franz Joseph Haydn
- Franz Jospeh Haydn
- Franz-Josef Haydn
- Franz-Joseph Haydn
- Franz-Jozef Haydn
- François Joseph Haydn
- François-Joseph Haydn
- Georg F. Haydn
- H. Haydn
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- Haydn, Franz Joseph
- Haydn, Franz Jospeh
- Haydn, Joseph
- Haydn, [Franz] Joseph
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- I. Haydn
- Iosef Haydn
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- J. Haidnas
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- Jozef Hajdn
- Jozefs Haidns
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- Χάιντν
- Јозеф Хајдн
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- Джозеф Гайдн
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- И. Гайдн
- И.Гайдн
- Иозеф Гайдн
- Иозеф Хайдн
- Иос. Гайдн
- Иосиф Гайдн
- Й. Гайдн
- Йозеф Гайдн
- Йозеф Хайдн
- Ф.Й. Гайдн
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