Fuchs: String Quartet in C, Op. 71; String Quartet in A, Op. 106

If you’re one of those who dismiss Brahms as conservative, regressive, unadventurous – listen to this disc. Robert Fuchs’s Third and Fourth quartets are what Brahms would sound like if he really had been conservative, regressive and unadventurous. All pleasingly performed and recorded, but of strictly historical interest. Stephen Johnson

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Published: January 20, 2012 at 1:17 pm

COMPOSERS: Fuchs
LABELS: Dabringhaus und Grimm Scene
WORKS: String Quartet in C, Op. 71; String Quartet in A, Op. 106
PERFORMER: Minguet Quartet
CATALOGUE NO: MDG 603 1002-2

If you’re one of those who dismiss Brahms as conservative, regressive, unadventurous – listen to this disc. Robert Fuchs’s Third and Fourth quartets are what Brahms would sound like if he really had been conservative, regressive and unadventurous. All pleasingly performed and recorded, but of strictly historical interest. Stephen Johnson

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