Brahms, Penderecki & Hindemith: Chamber Works Marleen Wester Taking its inspiration from the

Taking its inspiration from the Viennese salon music from the first half of the nineteenth century

Following on from their acclaimed debut album (Music of the Realm – RES10146)

Paul Gameson

Simon Smith tackles this repertoire with great dedication and panache

Brahms, Penderecki & Hindemith: Chamber Works Marleen Wester Taking its inspiration from theBoris Kucharsky (violin) Hugo Haag (viola) Thomas Carroll (cello) Gorka Plada Girn (piano) This album presents three highly distinctive, yet complementary masterworks. The foremost of which is Brahmss third Piano quartet Op. 60 the Werther quartet; its music unquestionably reflecting the profound emotions of love, despair and overwhelming sorrow which lead to the ultimate demise of the protagonist in Goethes famed novel. In this unique and fresh, but