The Chamber Music Society Of Lincoln Center - Bartok Kodaly and Dohnanyi

Review by Jim Fuhrmeister

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center has released a stunning album titled Bartok Kodaly and Dohnanyi, which showcases the intricate and bold music of three Hungarian composers. The album features works such as Bartok's "Contrasts," Kodaly's "Duo for Violin and Cello," and Dohnanyi's "Sextet in C Major."

The musicians of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center deliver a flawless performance, capturing the essence of each piece with precision and passion. The interplay between the instruments is seamless, creating a rich and dynamic sound that is both powerful and delicate.

One of the standout tracks on the album is Bartok's "Contrasts," which features the clarinet, violin, and piano. The musicians expertly navigate the complex rhythms and intricate melodies of the piece, creating a vibrant and energetic performance that is both exciting and engaging.

Kodaly's "Duo for Violin and Cello" is another stunning work on the album. The musicians bring a sense of intimacy and emotion to the piece, with the violin and cello weaving together in a beautiful and haunting duet.

Summary by Jim Fuhrmeister

the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center's Bartok Kodaly and Dohnanyi album is an exceptional collection of Hungarian chamber music. The musicians' skill and artistry shine through in every track, making this album a must-listen for classical music lovers.