Dvorak: String Quartet No.12 - Bartok: Quartet No.2 - Dohnanyi: Quartet No.3

From the old central Europe to explorations of the New World, Dvorák and Dohnányi composed luminous string quartets, oscillating between glorification of nature and sublimation of the Romantic period. Bartók s darker composition, in 1915, bears witness to anguish at the imminent apocalypse. After recording the great Romantics and the Classical splendours of Haydn, after opening the gates of the twentieth century with Ravel and Debussy, the Quatuor Modigliani now traces the connections between the Danube, the Vltava and the Mississippi.

1. 1. Allegro Ma Non Troppo
2. 2. Lento
3. 3. Molto Vivace
4. 4. Finale: Vivace Ma Non Troppo
5. 1. Moderato
6. 2. Allegro Molto Capriccioso
7. 3. Lento
8. 1. Allegro Agitato E Appassionato
9. 2. Andante Religioso Con Variazioni
10. 3. Vivace Giocoso