'Beethoven for a Later Age': Edward Dusinberre and James Jolly

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Recorded02 Feb 2016

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When asked about the meaning of the late string quartets Beethoven famously remarked 'Oh those are not for you, they are for a later age.' Has that later age arrived? In a talk illustrated by musical excerpts both recorded and live, the leader of the Takács Quartet Edward Dusinberre discusses the significance and challenge of these extraordinary pieces of music with editor-in-chief of *Gramophone* James Jolly. **Presented in association with *Gramophone* and EFG International.** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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