One of Antonin Dvorak's most lovely compositions is also one of his earliest. From a concert in sunny Phoenix, the Budapest Strings performs Dvorak's "Serenade for Strings," Op. 22 from the year 1875.

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Both the quintet and the sextet are substantial works, each lasting over half an hour, and both marked important milestones in Dvorak's career. The quintet, completed in 1875, was the work in which he ...

Schulhoff’s brainstorm received a performance of searing intensity and charm by the Penderecki, which was founded in 1986 in Poland at the urging of composer Krzysztof Penderecki (pen-der-ETS-ski).

London audiences are lucky to have the Skampa Quartet as a more-or-less permanent fixture, primarily at the Wigmore Hall where it has given a number of memorable concerts. Now in its 11th year, it ...

The exceptional intimacy required of a classical string quartet requires hard work and the right chemistry between four sensitive musicians before it can bear fruitful results. Happily, this is the ...

The Emerson String Quartet proved again on Wednesday night why it is one of the world’s finest chamber ensembles. Violinists Eugene Drucker and Philip Setzer, violist Lawrence Dutton and cellist David ...

During an 11 day stretch in the spring of 1875, Antonin Dvorak wrote the Serenade for Strings in E major. It's the earliest of his compositions to hold a place in the standard repertoire. From a ...