The Maxwell String Quartet plays György Kurtág's 12 Microludes, which the ensemble performed in concert at London's Purcell Room on 5 January - read the review in The Strad's April 2015 issue, out in March.
Hungarian composer György Kurtág recently received the BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award in Contemporary Music, worth €400,000.
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