GewandhausQuartett - Haydn Instrumentalmusik über Die Sieben Letzten Worte Unseres Erlösers Am Kreuze Op51

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Album Review: Haydn Instrumentalmusik über Die Sieben Letzten Worte Unseres Erlösers Am Kreuze Op. 51 by GewandhausQuartett Released in 1980 under the Deutsche Schallplatten label, this classical masterpiece from Japan brings Joseph Haydn’s deeply spiritual and evocative work to life through the impeccable artistry of the GewandhausQuartett. This album isn’t just another string quartet recording; it feels like a journey into solemnity, contemplation, and raw human emotion. The album opens with "Introduktion. Maestoso Ed Adagio," setting an almost cinematic tone right off the bat. It’s hard not to be drawn into its measured pace and rich textures—it doesn’t rush you but instead pulls you gently into its world. The GewandhausQuartett plays with such clarity that each note seems deliberate, as if they’re painting something sacred stroke by stroke. You can practically hear the reverence in their bows. This track sticks out because it sets up what follows so perfectly—a kind of sonic scaffolding for the listener. Another standout is "Sonata VI. Lento." If you’ve ever wondered how music could feel like prayer without words, this might be your answer. There’s a quiet intensity here, a sense of yearning that builds subtly over time. What makes it memorable isn’t flashy technique or dramatic crescendos—it’s the restraint. The players don’t overdo it; instead, they let the piece breathe. That balance between control and vulnerability is what makes this track linger long after it ends. Other movements, like "Das Erdbeben. Presto Con Tutta La Forza" (literally translating to “The Earthquake”), deliver moments of striking contrast, bursting with energy and urgency. But it’s those slower, more introspective pieces that really stay with me. They feel less like performances and more like conversations—intimate, honest, maybe even a little rough around the edges. And honestly? That’s kinda beautiful. This album reminds us why Haydn remains one of the pillars of classical music. His ability to convey profound emotion through structure is unmatched, and the GewandhausQuartett honors that legacy with sensitivity and skill. Listening to this record feels like stepping into a cathedral where every sound echoes with purpose. But here’s the kicker—despite its weighty themes, there’s something oddly comforting about this music. Maybe it’s the way it slows you down, forcing you to sit with yourself for a while. In today’s fast-paced digital age, albums like this are rare gems. So yeah, give it a spin—but don’t expect instant gratification. This one grows on you, quietly and steadily, like a whisper you can’t ignore.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Sonata III. Grave
Introduktion. Maestoso Ed Adatio
Das Erdbeben. Presto Con Tutta La Forza
Sonata I. Largo
Sonata VII. Largo
Sonata IV. Largo
Sonata V. Adagio
Sonata VI. Lento
Sonata II. Grave E Cantabile

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Catalog Numbers

ET-5133

Labels

Deutsche Schallplatten

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP
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About GewandhausQuartett

Founded in 1808, the Gewandhaus-Quartett is one of the oldest German string quartets. It is formed by members of the and has had more than 200 members so far.

Real Name

    • Gewandhaus-Quartett

Name Vars

  • Cuarteto del Gewandhaus de Leipzig
  • Das Gewandhaus-Quartett
  • Das Gewandhaus-Quartett, Leipzig
  • Gewandhaus Quartet
  • Gewandhaus Quartett
  • Gewandhaus String Quartet
  • Gewandhaus-Quartet
  • Gewandhaus-Quartett
  • Gewandhaus-Streichquartett, Leipzig
  • Gewandhausquartett Leipzig
  • Mitglieder Des Gewandhaus-Quartett
  • Mitglieder Des Gewandhaus-Quartetts
  • The Gewandhaus String Quartet, Leipzig
  • Гевандхауз-Квартет

Members

  • Kurt Stiehler
  • Friedemann Erben
  • Dietmar Hallmann
  • Gerhard Bosse
  • Volker Metz
  • Jürnjakob Timm
  • Fritz Händschke
  • Karl Suske
  • Vincent Aucante
  • Alwin Bauer
  • Günter Glass
  • Julius Klengel
  • Hans Münch-Holland
  • Franz Genzel
  • Max Kalki
  • Conrad Suske
  • Frank-Michael Erben
  • Luke Turrell
  • Olaf Hallmann
  • Giorgio Kröhner
  • Edgar Wollgandt
  • Karl Wolschke
  • Carl Herrmann
  • Anton Jivaev
  • Horst Sannemüller
  • Valentino Worlitzsch
  • Leonard Frey Maibach
  • Yun-Jin Cho

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Haydn Instrumentalmusik über Die Sieben Letzten Worte Unseres Erlösers Am Kreuze Op51* by GewandhausQuartett is a unique piece of classical music history. Released in 1980 in Japan on the Deutsche Schallplatten label, it brings Joseph Haydn’s powerful reflection on the last words of Christ to life. Each track, from the haunting "Sonata I. Largo" to the intense "Das Erdbeben. Presto Con Tutta La Forza," captures deep emotion. Fun fact—it’s one of the few recordings of this work released in Japan, making it a rare gem for collectors.