Photo: Thomas Müller |
Borodin Quartet , chamber ensemble
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Ruben
Aharonian, violin |
'...this quartet has remained faithful to a
few distinct aesthetic ideals. One is that the music must always appear
in three dimensions, and that nobody's ego shall be allowed to get
in the way. I know of no other quartet in which the players efface
themselves as selflessly as in the Borodin, as if each player were
actively engaged in playing all the parts, not just the one under
his fingers.'
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