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Jean-Guihen Queyras and Alexandre Tharaud perform their own transcription of Brahms’ Hungarian Dance no.5, originally written for violin and piano.
The duo has recorded the whole set of dances along with the composer’s two cello sonatas. The Strad review reads: ‘The players’ idiomatic arrangements of six of Brahms’s Hungarian Dances are a total delight, played with freedom and virtuosity, spirit and infectious enjoyment.’
Plenty of contrast on a deliciously unorthodox Classical-era album
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