Title: Profound, Deeply Moving
Product review: I had much the same reaction on first hearing -- couldn't this be more passionately played? I somehow expected more of the G Minor Quintet from the Lindsays after my first venture into their Mozart. I listened again this morning. I was wrong. No, it cannot be played better. This is magnificent, unparalleled work. Peerless. (I still admire the great Albon Berg verson, but this replaces it.) The Allegro and the ending of the last movement are brisk, but beautifully performed. The heart-stopping, sad glory of the Meuetto and following, utterly tragic Adagio are exactly right. The quintet, and the quartet, too (though it cannot measure up to the greatness of the quintet -- very little can), are artistic triumphs. Irresistable!
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