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Music for Silenced Voices: Shostakovich and His Fifteen Quartets
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Wendy Lesser

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Stephen Lamb is on page 64 of 368

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Randy Wiedemann is 70% done

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Celeste Guse is on page 248 of 368

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Emma is on page 140 of 368

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Ronan is 50% done

This is so enjoyable. It has spurred me to listen carefully to the quartets that didn't greatly appeal on first hearing. I'm currently discovering number five and it's nightmarish juxtaposition of the blithe and the terrifying. Someone described it like setting out on a stroll, turning the corner and finding that the tanks have opened fire on the civilians.

The Beethoven Quartet recordings currently top of my list.

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