Schubert: Quartet G-dur D 887, Quartet C-moll D 707

Quartetto Accardo

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The last of the fifteen complete string quartets by Schubert was composed in only ten days between the 20th and 30th of June 1826, during a rave of creative impulse, which followed a spell of inactivity; only a month previously, Schubert had written to his frined Eduard Bauernfeld saying ‘I’m not working at all.’  It was not until two years later, on the 26th of March 1828, that Schubert was able to listen to the first movement of this work, performed by the celebrated Schuppanzig Quartet, also much appreciated by Beethoven.  The first complete performance of the Quartet in G maore D887 took place only 1850, twenty three years after the composer’s death, and was published by Antonio Diabelli in Vienna.

Tracklist

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1.
QUARTETT G-dur D 887: Allegro molto moderato
21:37
2.
QUARTETT G-dur D 887: Andante con moto
12:44
3.
QUARTETT G-dur D 887: Scherzo (Allegro Vivace)
07:15
4.
QUARTETT G-dur D 887: Allegro Assai
11:00
5.
QUARTETTSATZ C-moll D 703: Allegro Assai
09:24

Total time: 01:02:00

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CD98F18

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Mastering Engineer

Giulio Cesare Ricci

Recording Type & Bit Rate

Analog to DSD64

Recording Software

merging

Recording location

Oratorio del Gonfalone, Rome

Recording Engineer

Giulio Cesare Ricci

Producer

Giulio Cesare Ricci

Microphones

Neumann U47, M49

Editing Software

Pyramix

Digital Converters

dCS

Analog Recording Equipment

Studer C37

Original Recording Format

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Release DateFebruary 24, 2017

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