Title: delightful time
Product review: These quartets were recorded in Paula Robison's early career and suffer not a bit for that. They are played like much of Mozart should be played - with a spirit of joy in the sound of the music itself - played for its own sake without any philosophical agenda. Her technique is clearly appropriate and this work presages her later exploration of seemingly all the flute repetoire there is. The Tokyo String Quartet plays quite adequately and adds to the sense of joyful exploration that characterizes this effort.
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