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Subject: Re: chamber music
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Date: Thu, 10-Oct-85 17:02:26 EDT
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Posted: Thu Oct 10 17:02:26 1985
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Summary: chamber music

In article <168@tolerant.UUCP>, maddog@tolerant.UUCP (Bill Arnett) writes:
> Though I am a long-time classical music lover, I have had relatively
> little exposure to chamber music.  How 'bout some recommendations?
> Preferably on CD.  I'll post the results if anyone else is interested.

I don't know anything about what is available on CD. These are my favorites
off the top of my head. 

schubert: quartet in D, #14 (death and the maiden)
          cello quintet (great quintet in C)

bach:     unaccompanied cello suites (I like 2-6) bwv
          (I like Casals or Fournier)

beethoven: cello sonata #3  
           piano sonatas Op. 109 and 111 (I like Stephen Bishop)
           (are piano sonatas considered chamber music?

mozart: clarinet quintet

bartok:  string quartet #4

franck: violin sonata in A  (also performed on cello, viola, and clarinet)

Prokofiev: piano sonata #7 played by Pollini