Aris Quartet plays Beethoven's Razumovsky Quartets
0000: The award-winning quartet not only performs these groundbreaking works but also discusses what makes them so pivotal to the history of an entire genre.
Aris Quartet © Deutsche Grammophon GmbH
Filmed in Vienna's Razumovsky Palace — the very rooms where Beethoven’s Op. 59 quartets were first imagined for their patron Count Razumovsky — the Aris Quartet performs all three "Razumovsky" Quartets in a setting rich with historical resonance. Written in 1806, these works broke new ground in scale, emotional range and structural ambition, marking a pivotal moment in Beethoven’s middle period. The award-winning Aris Quartet not only performs these groundbreaking works, but discusses what it is that makes them so pivotal to the history of an entire genre.
Recording location Razumovsky Palace
Recording date 08 Nov 2025
Video format UHD
Audio format Dolby Armos
Production Company Heliodor Productions/Deutsche Grammophon GmbH
Director Yoél Culiner
Executive Producer Yukie Bürkner-Damm
Distribution TV C Major Entertainment
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