MOZART VS. BRAHMS

Two crown jewels of the German-Austrian repertoire. With his String Quintet, KV 516, in the dramatic key of G minor, Mozart pushed the boundaries of eighteenth-century chamber music, which had long been mere diversion. Brahms resolutely followed in these footsteps when he wrote his introspective and 'otherworldly' Clarinet Quintet. Music to savour with love.

String Quintet No. 3 in G minor, KV 516 by W. A. Mozart

Clarinet Quintet in B minor, opus 115 by Johannes Brahms