Review: ASQ in Concert: Bartók Mendelssohn Fischer (Australian String Quartet)
Now into its 36th year, the Australian String Quartet continues to evolve, develop and re-energise the genre, as it shows in this impressive concert.
Now into its 36th year, the Australian String Quartet continues to evolve, develop and re-energise the genre, as it shows in this impressive concert.
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Operatic treatment enhances Mendelssohn's oratorio despite a smudgy accoustic.
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