Big House

Big House

1) I. Moderato
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1. 1) I. Moderato
2. 2) II. Menuetto - Trio
3. 3) III. Adagio cantabile
4. 4) IV. Finale. Presto
5. 5) Fantasie in F
6. 6) A different Fantasie from Suite no.5 in G minor
7. 7) I. Big House
8. 8) II. Blue bottles
9. 9) III. Sunshine choir
10. 10) IV. Cornicing
11. 11) V. Home chapel organ
12. 12) VI. Pomegranate
13. 13) VII. Fish eggs and wine
14. 14) I. Allegro moderato
15. 15) II. Menuetto - Trio
16. 16) III. Adagio
17. 17) IV. Finale. Fuga a duo soggetti

Big House

Artist(s):

Ruisi Quartet

Composer(s):

Joseph Haydn, Matthew Locke, Oliver Leith
Release Date: 10-02-2023
PTC: 5187040
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Joseph Haydn (1732-1809)

String Quartet No. 11 in D Minor, Op. 9, No. 4

Audio Player 1) I. Moderato 06:48
Audio Player 2) II. Menuetto - Trio 04:34
Audio Player 3) III. Adagio cantabile 05:00
Audio Player 4) IV. Finale. Presto 03:55

Matthew Locke (c. 1621-1677)

Audio Player 5) Fantasie in F 04:15

Oliver Leith (b. 1990)

Audio Player 6) A different Fantasie from Suite no.5 in G minor 05:02

The Big House

Audio Player 7) I. Big House 04:22
Audio Player 8) II. Blue bottles 03:33
Audio Player 9) III. Sunshine choir 06:02
Audio Player 10) IV. Cornicing 02:22
Audio Player 11) V. Home chapel organ 04:43
Audio Player 12) VI. Pomegranate 04:45
Audio Player 13) VII. Fish eggs and wine 03:51

Joseph Haydn

String Quartet No. 23 in F Minor, Op. 20, No. 5

Audio Player 14) I. Allegro moderato 09:21
Audio Player 15) II. Menuetto - Trio 05:09
Audio Player 16) III. Adagio 05:50
Audio Player 17) IV. Finale. Fuga a duo soggetti 03:07
Total Tracks 17
Total Duration 01hr 22min

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QUARTET TRIPTYCH SPANNING NEARLY FOUR CENTURIES

The Ruisi Quartet makes its recording debut on Pentatone with Big House, bringing together music by Matthew Locke, Joseph Haydn and Oliver Leith. Spanning nearly four centuries, this combination of composers establishes a harmonious as well as dissonant relationship between past, present and future.

Celebrated for their deeply engaging performances of early repertoire alongside championing progressive new music, the critically-acclaimed Ruisi Quartet has established an international reputation as a charismatic and expressive young ensemble.

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