String Quartet No. 1 in E Minor, JB 1:105 "From My Life": I. Allegro vivo appassionato
The Pavel Haas Quartet is a string quartet founded in 2002, since when it h… Read Full Bio ↴The Pavel Haas Quartet is a string quartet founded in 2002, since when it has a won a number of international awards. Named after the Czech composer Pavel Haas (1899–1944), who was deported from Czechoslovakia in 1941 and died in the Auschwitz concentration camp, the quartet is made up of violinists Veronika Jarůškova and Kateřina Gemrotová, violist Pavel Nikl, and cellist Peter Jarůšek.
The Pavel Haas Quartet has won the 2004 "Vittorio E. Rimbotti" award in Florence, the 2005 Prague Spring International Music Festival, and the 2005 Premio Paolo Borciani international string-quartet competition. The European Concert Hall Organisation named them its Rising Star for 2007–2008. Their first recording, released in October 2006, was the BBC Music Magazine's "Chamber Choice".
The Pavel Haas Quartet has won the 2004 "Vittorio E. Rimbotti" award in Florence, the 2005 Prague Spring International Music Festival, and the 2005 Premio Paolo Borciani international string-quartet competition. The European Concert Hall Organisation named them its Rising Star for 2007–2008. Their first recording, released in October 2006, was the BBC Music Magazine's "Chamber Choice".
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String Quartet No. 1 in E Minor JB 1:105 "From My Life": I. Allegro vivo appassionato
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@jslartey2
I played this quartet a year or two ago and I remember looking for a YouTube score and not finding one. glad it’s here now at least 😁
@MegaJoohyun
Not so fun fact: He was losing his capacity to hear, so he wrote this to express his pain. Thanks to Milan Kundera for this fact
@StefanGraz
27:28 He heard this high note E through tinnitus. This announced his hearing loss.
@theenglishalpinist5031
My God, I've never discovered the music of Smetana until now (naturally have heard snippets of Moldau over the years), but I'm instantly gripped by this - no 'acquired taste or growing to understand it - from the opening bars, the drama, the thematic material, the tone quality - superb music.
@rupe82
Interesting fact: Smetana had tinnitus, the sustained note at 27:30 represented the ringing in his ears.
@jamesbarlow6423
Supposedly Beethoven's longstanding tinnitus appears as the opening woodwind note of the 1st movement of his 9th, just brought low by some octaves.
@eggmcguffin4794
I got tinnitus. It’s dumb.
@rupe82
@@eggmcguffin4794 Me too. I can tune it out mostly but it gets loud when I'm tired.
@thatsEforEveryone
I'm literally in love with the second movement
@vid4622
50歳を過ぎたスメタナによる、後期ロマン的佳作でございます！！