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See the full album descriptionPiano Quartet No. 3 · Piano Quartet in C minor
The prizewinning Copenhagen Piano Quartet presents works by composers cosmopolitan and conservative, but each brimming with charm. German-born Friedrich Kuhlau declared his Piano Quartet No. 3 ‘my best to date’, speaking of a large-scale work of drama offset by grace and highlighting the composer’s contrapuntal gift. A century later, the C minor quartet by the ‘Danish Saint-Saëns’ Otto Malling presents a perfect picture of this master craftsman’s clarity and concision while showing tantalizing signs of his sensuality too.
Friedrich KuhlauPiano Quartet No. 3 in G minor, op. 1081 I Allegro con molto fuoco 14:20 2 II Allegro assai 6:07 3 III Adagio 9:29 4 IV Allegro poco agitato 6:55 Otto MallingPiano Quartet in C minor, op. 805 I Allegro – Presto – Largo 8:26 6 II Allegro – Trio 5:45 7 III Andante – Poco più animato – Tempo I – Poco più animato – Tempo I 6:35 8 IV Finale. Allegro con fuoco 6:43 Related recordings
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