Brahm's g- minor piano quartet

at a loss here. as I don't like the amadeus, perhia, pollini , quartetto italiano, nor the ax ma stern laredo set. Help! Open to historical, or live performances too.

buxter6602-15-2003 9:52pm

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buxter66 OP Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 103 posts 02-20-2003 at 09:48pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete have u heard the staier mozart yet?
tweekerman Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 473 posts 02-21-2003 at 02:20am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete No, not sure which recording, you're speaking of?? Are you recommending something here?
buxter66 OP Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 103 posts 02-21-2003 at 04:44am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete yes, the andreas staier, concerto koln mozart concertos, #'s 9 and 17 on teldec. I thought it was you who didn't think a pianist also conducting wouldn't be successful. I'm telling you, this recording is astounding. I'm not as crazy about their recording of the #18 and 19. I got the proarte and rubinstein Brahms g minor tonite, i think the budapests and balsam are most to my taste in this piece.
tooter Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 85 posts 07-29-2003 at 11:16pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Check out Domus' recordings of the Brahms piano quartets. Domus was an English group which has since "regrouped" as a piano trio. Their recordings of the Schubert trios (on Hyperion) are also incredible, both performance and recording wise.

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