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"A
great ensemble . . .perfectly formed instrumental details
are dropped into the pulse the way leaves drop onto the surface
of the brook."
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Muir
String Quartet
with Mitchell Lurie, clarinet
Quintet
for Clarinet and
String Quartet in B minor,
Op. 115
by Johannes Brahms
Quintet
for Clarinet and String Quartet in A Major,
K. 581
by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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"a
unique recording (featuring) exquisite musicianship. I must have
a dozen recordings of these two works, but none of them can touch
- let alone surpass - the unbridled musicality expressed here. Every
turn of phrase, nuance and shading is just unbelievably beautiful."
American
Record Guide
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David
Deveau, piano
Carnaval
Op. 9
Kreisleriana Op. 16
by Robert Schumann
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"Mr.
Deveau's performance is clean, straightforward, extremely well-played
and handsomely engineered; Deveau brings out the musical interconnections
and mirrored voices with subtlety and taste."
American
Record Guide
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Muir
String Quartet
String
Quartet Op. 132
and Grosse Fugue
by Ludwig van Beethoven
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"The
Muir Quartet is now among the very best quartets playing, and this
disc is a part of what I hope will be a legacy of great recording
documenting and preserving its wondrous art."
American
Record Guide
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Muir
String Quartet
String
Quartet Op. 96
"American"
by Antonin Dvorak
String
Quartet Op. Posth.
"Death and the Maiden"
by Franz Schubert
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"A
great ensemble . . .the Muir's Schubert seems continually refreshed.
Perfectly formed instrumental details are dropped into the pulse
the way leaves drop onto the surface of the brook."
American
Record Guide
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Muir
String Quartet
with Mitchell Lurie, clarinet
and
Michele
Levin, piano
Quintet
for Clarinet
and Strings,
Op. 146
by Max Reger
Quartet
for Clarinet, Violin, Cello, and Piano, (1938)
by Paul Hindemith
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"Incisive
performances . . . The Reger-Hindemith is a revelation."
Washington
Post
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Muir
String Quartet
String
Quartet,
Op. 130
and
String Quartet, Op. 135
by Ludwig van Beethoven
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"They
keep (Beethoven's) music intensely alive, whether in the slow movements
that all but stop time or in the whirlwind fugues, which are full
of fury and true to the lavish markings on the scores."
Vancouver
Sun
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Michael
Reynolds, cello
Complete
Suites
for Solo Cello
by J.S. Bach
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"Peaceful
and full of quiet assurance . . . The minor key suites are replete
with passion...Reynolds' tone is rich and gutsy."
American
Record Guide
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Muir
String Quartet with
Carol Wincenc, flute
Luis Batlle, piano
Douglas Webster, baritone
Todd Seeber, double bass
Nicholas Tulliez, harp
Performing
works by
Hietor Villa-Lobos
"Assobio
a Jato"
Samuel Barber
"Canzone,
Dover Beach"
Howard Hansen
"Serenade"
Lucas
Foss
"For
Toru"
Percy Aldridge Grainger
"Molly
on the Shore"
Maurice Ravel
"Chansons
Madecasses"
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Yehuda
Hanani, cello
Michele Levin, piano
Sonata
in A Minor, D.821 "Arpeggione"
and
Sonatina
in D Major, Op. 137, No. 1, D.384
(arr by Yehuda Hanani)
by Franz Schubert
Stucke
im Volkston,
in A Minor op. 102
and
Fantasie Stucke
by
Robert
Schumann
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Kathleen
Reynolds, bassoon
Mitchell Lurie, clarinet
Michelle Levin, piano
Dominic Donato, percussion
Terence Reynolds, horn
William Scharnberg, horn
Stacey Shames, harp
Performing
works
by
Francis Poulenc
"Trio
pour piano, clarinette, et basson a Manuel de Falla"
Mikhail Glinka
"Sonate
fur Fagott und Klavier"
"Trio
Pathetique in d minor (1827)"
Jules Massenet
"Under
the Linden Trees"
Reinhold Gliere
"Impromtu
Op.35, No.9"
"Humoresque Op. 35, No. 6"
Paul Chihara
"The Beauty of the Rose is in its Passing"
Gabriel Faure
"Piece"
Jean-Michel Damase
"Aria op. 7 pour Fernand Mestres"
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"Stylish,
poignant...a strongly recommended listening experience. The Glinka
trio stands with the best recorded versions available."
William
Nichols
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Muir
String Quartet with
Maria Lambros, viola
Ilse-Mari Lee, cello
String
Quartet in C Major,
K.465
by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Italian
Serenade
for String Quartet
by Hugo Wolf
Souvenir
de Florence
for String Sextet
by Peter Illyich Tschaikovsky
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