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Romantic Quintets for Clarinet and Strings by Fuchs & Thieriot / Stephan Siegenthaler, clarinet

1 CD / Sterling / 2011-10-03

Works: Robert Fuchs: Quintet for clarinet & strings in E flat minor, Op. 102; Ferdinand Thieriot: Quintet, for clarinet, 2 violins, viola & cello, in E flat major
Performers: Siegenthaler, Stephan [Clarinet]
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Ensemble: Stamic Quartet of Prague

Recording information: Studio de la Fondation Tibor Varga Grimisuat/Sion (12/05/2005-12/07/2005)....continue...

Romberg, Fuchs: Clarinet Quintets; Stanford / King, et al

1 CD / Hyperion / 2001-06-01

Works: Andreas Romberg: Quintet for clarinet, violin, 2 violas & cello, Op. 57; Robert Fuchs: Quintet for clarinet & strings in E flat minor, Op. 102; Charles Villiers Stanford: Fantasies (2) for clarinet a...
Performers: King, Thea

Neglected masterpieces? Not quite, though Andreas Romberg's undisguised homage to Mozart has something of the master's charm, as does the Brahms-saturated Quintet of Robert Fuchs;...continue...

SCENE Fuchs: Complete String Quartets Vol 2/Minguet Quartet

1 CD / MD&G / 2001-04-24

Works: Robert Fuchs: Quartet for Strings no 4 in A major, Op. 106; Quartet for Strings no 3 in C major, Op. 71
Performers: Diener, Matthias; Isfort, Ulrich; Reisinger, Annette; Schwalb, Irene
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Ensemble: Minguet Quartet

SCENE Fuchs: Complete String Quartets Vol 1/Minguet Quartet

1 CD / MD&G / 2001-01-23

Works: Robert Fuchs: Quartet for Strings in E major, Op. 58; Quartet for Strings in A minor, Op. 62
Performers: Diener, Matthias; Isfort, Ulrich; Reisinger, Annette; Schwalb, Irene
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Ensemble: Minguet Quartet

Fuchs: Phantasiestücke, etc / Bagg, Gearhart, Hawkins

1 CD / Centaur / 1996-04-08

Works: Robert Fuchs: Fantasies (6) for Viola and Piano, Op. 117; Sonata for Viola and Piano, Op. 86; Trio for Piano, Violin and Viola in F sharp major, Op. 115
Performers: Bagg, Jonathan; Gearhart, Fritz; Hawkins, Jane

"The spate of recent recordings of Fuchs's works suggests that the time has indeed come for a more independent judgement than Fuchs's students, or even...continue...