Strings and piano meet in Gabriel Fauré's "Piano Quartet No. 2 in G Minor" for an effect that is both fervent and musically precise. The instruments interact with great dexterity throughout each movement, allowing the listener to be enveloped by the busy curiosities, bursts of merriment, and tangles of tension the piece conjures at every turn. Join us for this and more examples of musical excellence on Monday's program.
Of Note for Monday, August 10, 2015: Getting Lost in Gabriel Fauré's "Piano Quartet No. 2"
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