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Sackman and Nicholson Quartets

String Quartets by Nicholas Sackman and George Nicholson

Released Date:
01 May 2008

Originally recorded in 2008

Artists:

Bochmann Quartet

ensemble

Venue:

University of Nottingham



Engineer:

David Lefeber



Record Label
Metier

Genre:

Chamber


Contemporary

Total Time - 46:06
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Sackman and Nicholson Quartets

     
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NICHOLAS SACKMAN

 

String Quartet no. 2

 
1 I First section 8:54
  All sections play continuously  
     
2 II Second Section 5:55
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3 III Third section 8:38
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GEORGE NICHOLSON

 

String Quartet no. 3

 
4 I First section 3:50
  All sections play continuously  
     
5 II Second Section 6:08
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6 III Third Section 3:50
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7 IV Fourth Section 3:26
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8 V Fifth Section 5:25
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  Bochmann Quartet ensemble


Two substantial and finely constructed quartets by British composers

“The Bochmann Quartet… prove inspired and dedicated performers in these substantial additions to the British string quartet canon.”

Hubert Culot

Music Web

“These are quartets of substance from two British composers... Dedicated playing from the Bochmann Quartet, with suitably close, focused sound.”

Richard Whitehouse

Gramophone

“[The Sackman piece] is a genuine string quartet and, therefore, a rarity. A truly memorable work. One hesitates to say it but it is almost a perfect work. Nicholson’s quartet is the more profound in statement whereas the Sackman is more immediate. But both quartets are works of a rare and distinctive quality and the Bochmann Quartet’s performances are convincing. I would not want to be without this disc.”

David Wright

Music Web



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