Brahms

Brahms' Quartet becomes a symphony in Schoenberg's hands: chamber music turns into a colourful, grand orchestral evening. Liszt's concerto and Brahms' quartet are contemporaries, although Liszt had already begun his work before Brahms was even born. Schoenberg brings both works onto symphonic footing. And Caplet ensures that at every moment of this concert we think of "piano".