Two substantial but relatively lightweight works in which one of today’s exceptional violinists joins with friends. Premièred in 1800, Beethoven’s early piece quotes one of his piano sonatas (Op. 49 No. 2) and proved one of his most popular works in his lifetime. Later arranged from its original nonet scoring for full orchestra, Brahms’s Serenade was a hit from its first performance in 1860.

EPSG:4326

Isabelle Faust violin; Daniela Lieb flute; Lorenzo Coppola clarinet; Eduardo Raimundo Beltrán clarinet; Javier Zafra bassoon; Bart Aerbeydt horn; Simone von Rahden viola; Kristin von der Goltz cello; James Munro double bass

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Sep 14, 2024

Isabelle Faust violin; Daniela Lieb flute; Lorenzo Coppola clarinet; Eduardo Raimundo Beltrán clarinet; Javier Zafra bassoon; Bart Aerbeydt horn; Simone von Rahden viola; Kristin von der Goltz cello; James Munro double bass · Wigmore Hall

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Clarinet in Septet by Beethoven

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Clarinet in Serenade by Brahms

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