Beethoven, Middle Quartets Nos 7-11, Complete Quartets Vol 2, Hungarian Quartet
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(Visually Graded) Vinyl looks Near Mint and sleeve looks VG+. See pics and info for details.

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Beethoven, Middle Quartets Nos 7-11, Complete Quartets Vol 2, Hungarian Quartet  

Label:
 Seraphim ‎– SIC-6006, Seraphim ‎– IC-6006
Format:
 3 × Vinyl, LP, 12", Album, Stereo, 33 RPM
 Box Set
Country:
 US
Released:
 1969
Genre:
 Classical
Style:
 Quartets

Tracklist

    Quartet No. 7 In F Major, Op. 59 No. 1 ("Rasumovsky")     
A1     I. Allegro     
A2     II. Allegretto Vivace E Sempre Scherzando     

B1     III. Adagio Molto E Mesto     
B2     IV. Thème Russe: Allegro In F Major     

    Quartet No. 8 In E Minor, Op. 59 No. 2 ("Rasumovsky")     
C1     Allegro     
C2     Molto Adagio     
C3     Allegretto     
D1     Finale, Presto     

    Quartet No. 11 In F Minor, Op. 95     
D2     Allegro Con Brio     
D3     Allegretto Ma Non Troppo     
D4     Allegro Assai Vivace Ma Serioso     
D5     Larghetto Espressivo - Allegretto Agitato     

    Quartet No. 9 In C Major, Op. 59 No. 3 ("Rasumovsky")     
E1     Introduzione (Andante Con Moto) - Allegro Vivace     
E2     Andante Con Moto Quasi Allegretto     
E3     Menuetto (Grazioso)     
E4     Allegro Molto     

    Quartet No. 10 In E Flat Major, Op. 74 ("Harp")     
F1     Poco Adagio - Allegro     
F2     Adagio Ma Non Troppo     
F3     Presto     
F4     Allegretto Con Variazioni     

Credits

    Cello – Gabor Magyar
    Composed By – Ludwig van Beethoven
    Ensemble – The Hungarian Quartet
    Viola – Denes Koromzay
    Violin – Michael Kuttner, Zoltan Szekely

Notes

Recorded in France

Second catalog number on cover.

- BIO - Hungarian Quartet
Profile:
String quartet founded in 1935 in Budapest and disbanded in 1972. It is separate and distinct from the New Hungarian Quartet (founded in 1972), though the violist in both groups was the same.

First violin: Sándor Végh (1935–1937), Zoltán Székely (1937–1972).
Second violin: Péter Szervánsky (1935–1937), Sándor Végh (1937–1940), Alexandre Moszkowsky (1940–1959), Mihaly Kuttner (1959–1972).
Viola: Denes Koromzay (1935–1972).
Violoncello: Vilmos Palotai (?1935-c1956), Gabor Magyar (c1956-1972).

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