The Capet Quartet playing Robert Schumann's String Quartet No. 1 and César Franck's Piano Quintet in F Minor with Marcel Ciampi at the keyboard. Recorded in October 1928. [click here to download]
PS: If you think I should continue to update this blog please make that known through a comment. I'd appreciate it!
11 comments:
Yes, please do, even if it's only once every month or two! You've got a great thing going here.
I only just discovered this blog a couple months ago, and sadly had figured you'd given up on it, since the last previous update was in August. However, I'm delighted to know you're still around!
The Capet Schumann is marvellous.
Very much appreciated -- like some other things I shall thank you for in the coming while.
aH!
I thought,that this blog was inactive,what a great surprise! to know,that you continue going ahead...for Music!...I will be attentive for the next,and grateful for the last.
Thanks you three!
I have today discovered this blog..is really great and interesting.Unfortunately some older posts are no longer downloadble.Is there a way to make them work?
oh i thought you were just busy with something and that you'd be back one of these days to continue with your wonderful posts. please do continue with your blog. the music and the artists are quite interesting
Please continue!
Thank you for this upload. It gives me a chance to compare two of the great recorded quartets - Capet and Flonzaley playing yet another quartet. I have both doing the Haydn Lark. Any more hard to find early chamber music recordings would be much appreciated. I have posted Flonzaley doing Mozart 575 & 421, and the Haydn Lark and Casals, Cortot and Thibaud doing the Mendelssohn d minor.
Sorry, meant to say I posted the Flonzaley and the Casals Trio on YouTube under 2ndviolinist.
You have a GREAT site. Please keep it up!!
I have two OOP Biddulph Flonzaley discs up on http://avaxhome.ws under http://avaxhome.ws/blogs/DanseDePuck/, should anyone be interested. If not contact me at la_danse_de_puck@fibertel.com.ar / the links may have died.
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