Korean classical performance is a rich tapestry that melds the storied traditions of Korea's musical heritage with the broader Western classical music canon. Characterized by a deep respect for technical proficiency and emotive expression, this genre often showcases the grace of Korean melodies alongside the complexities of classical compositions. Pianists and conductors in this sphere, such as those named above, not only bring a masterful touch to the works of Chopin, Beethoven, and Rachmaninoff but also infuse their performances with the subtle nuances of Korean sensitivity and ethos. As a result, Korean classical performers manage to bridge cultures, creating a unique and compelling interpretation that honors both the past and the dynamic present of global classical music.

Brahms: String Quartet No. 3 in B-Flat Major, Op. 67: I. Vivace

Johannes Brahms•

Novus Quartet

Single - Released January 3, 2025