Haydn, Quatuor Tatrai - Quatuors Opus 77

Review by Deirdre Oake-Scott

The album Quatuors Opus 77 by Haydn, performed by Quatuor Tatrai, is a masterful display of classical music at its finest. The four string quartets that make up the opus are played with precision and passion, showcasing the incredible skill of the musicians.

The first quartet, in G major, is a joyful and lively piece that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The second quartet, in F major, is more introspective and melancholy, but still beautifully executed by Quatuor Tatrai. The third quartet, in C major, is perhaps the most well-known of the opus, and is played with great energy and enthusiasm by the quartet. Finally, the fourth quartet, in B-flat major, is a fitting conclusion to the opus, with its complex harmonies and intricate melodies.

Summary by Deirdre Oake-Scott

Throughout the album, Quatuor Tatrai demonstrates their deep understanding of Haydn's music, bringing out the nuances and subtleties of each piece. Their playing is both technically impressive and emotionally engaging, making this album a must-listen for any fan of classical music. Quatuors Opus 77 is an exceptional album that showcases the talent and artistry of Quatuor Tatrai, and is sure to delight listeners of all ages.