Daedalus Quartet

David Hurwitz

It’s hard to imagine a healthier or more satisfying musical pleasure than curling up with a score and a splendid new recording of Haydn’s Op.

David Hurwitz

The Daedalus Quartet is yet another young, very talented group, and on this disc it offers a fascinating slice of quartet history from the first

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David Hurwitz June 22, 2025

David Hurwitz June 22, 2025

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David Hurwitz June 22, 2025

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