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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpMyE3KHV5g

Wigmore Hall performance of Mozart's B flat string quartet K589, by the Schubert Quartet (it's a little confusing to name your string quartet
after a string quartet composer, but never mind).

It's the piece with the extended cello solo in the 2nd movement,
intended for the Kind of Prussia, a cello amateur. The socalled Prussian quartets are among Mozart's very best.

They play with short classical era bows. The violist Teresa Schwamm is excellent, she just has this annoying way of holding her instrument like
a beard (straight ahead). However it doesn't hurt her playing.
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Sorry, I was mistaken. The 589 is performed by the Armida Quartett, a
German band.

The Schubert Quartet, a Spanish band consisting of members of the
Galicia and Malaga symphony orchestras, however, performs the F major K
590, in a more traditional style.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgU0PHucYdI&t=1142s
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On Mon, 29 Jul 2024 9:28:48 +0000, Herman wrote:

Sorry, I was mistaken. The 589 is performed by
the Armida Quartett, a German band.

The Schubert Quartet, a Spanish band consisting
of members of the Galicia and Malaga symphony
orchestras, however, performs the F major K 590,
in a more traditional style.

So what would be in your opinion the top 3 choices
each for 575, 589 and 590? How about 499 and 516?

TIA!
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"The 589 is performed by the Armida Quartett, a
German band."

The Armida Quartett (Berlin) is recording all of WAM's string quartets
using the new Henle Urtext which has corrected a lot of errors,
especially in the early pieces.

They play on modern instruments but use the somewhat shorter bows of the
era; they employ vibrato as an expressive device rather than as a
constant.
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On Tue, 30 Jul 2024 7:49:52 +0000, Herman wrote:

"The 589 is performed by the Armida Quartett, a
German band."

The Armida Quartett (Berlin) is recording all of
WAM's string quartets using the new Henle Urtext
which has corrected a lot of errors, especially
in the early pieces.

They play on modern instruments but use the somewhat
shorter bows of the era; they employ vibrato as an
expressive device rather than as a constant.

The shorter bows prevent them from scratching each
other's backs! ;-)

Cheers!
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