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Brahms: String Sextets no.1 in B flat major op.18 & no.2 in G major op.36

2015-02-06T00:00:00Z

The Strad Issue: February 2015 Description: Performances that could have benefited from greater depth Musicians: Sine Nomine Quartet, Nicolas Pache (viola) François Guye (cello) Composer: Brahms This Lausanne-based ensemble provides a pleasant disc of Brahms’s essays in the string sextet medium. Things begin well enough with op.36, ...

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Brahms: String Sextets no.1 in B flat major op.18 & no.2 in G major op.36