The Linden Quartet – Superb Chamber Music!


No podcast this weekend (I need a break!), but I’d like to put the word out about an amazing series of chamber music videos that I published at WMYA.fm, one of the other projects that I help with. Last weekend, the Linden Quartet (2009 Gold Medal winner for the Fischoff Competition) made an appearance at Midwest Young Artists, working with some of the chamber groups there and performing music of Haydn, Bartok, and Beethoven. Honestly, this is some of the best chamber music playing I’ve ever heard. In addition to fantastic playing all-around, members of the quartet give wonderful introductions to the pieces being played, and I think you’ll really enjoy this playing. These quartet performances are all available for download at the WMYA.fm site, and you can subscribe to the podcast if you want to get this content each week when it comes out.

Linden Quartet – Haydn Quartet in G Major, Op. 76, No. 1

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