Rozsa/ Tippett String Quartet - String Quartets Nos 1 & 2 / String Trio Fulfilled By FYE Tanner had the San Antonio

Tanner had the San Antonio recording scene all sewn up from 1953 into the early '60s - and his TNT label packed sonic dynamite

flutist Anette Maiburg and her ensemble (Maiburg Ensemble) were also interested in using arrangements to look at works from the classical repertoire and rarities from a different perspective

The collection offers a fairly comprehensive overview of his work up to the time when he took a sabbatical from music to enter the ministry

add a further dimension of poetry and beauty

Rozsa/ Tippett String Quartet - String Quartets Nos 1 & 2 / String Trio Fulfilled By FYE Tanner had the San AntonioThough Miklos Rozsa became one of the most admired film composers, he had always written music in other forms and his two published string quartets reveal important facets of his musical background. String Quartet No. 1 was written in 1950 when he was under contract with MGM and, with it's nocturnal and folk dance imagery, is redolent of his Hungarian youth. String Quartet No. 2 is prophetic of his later sparer style, though it too is infused with