Quartetto Indaco – Brahms

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Quartetto Indaco
Eleonora Matsuno violin
Ida Di Vita violin
Jamiang Santi viola
Cosimo Carovani cello

J. Brahms (1833-1897)
Quartet in A minor op. 51 no. 2

35′ | Museum ticket

That Brahms was a composer with leaden feet is well known. Before publishing his first work of string quartets, he waited decades, arriving only at the age of 40, in 1873. The passionate Indaco Quartet leads the audience of the Galleria degli Specchi of Palazzo Ducale through the Quartet op. 51 no. 2, an intense, painful, introverted sometimes twisted, sometimes stubbornly capricious work, a perfect example of Brahms’ work.