Reflections - Brahms and Gál: Piano Quartets

Piano Quartet in A major (Gál)
Confringo Klavierquartett
Genuin GEN26954, 2026
Where to buy or listen
Brahms & Gál: Piano Quartets (Reflections – Chamber Music between Romanticism and Exile)
Johannes Brahms, Hans Gál • Confringo Klavierquartett – Roberto Carpano (piano); Katharina Uhde (violin); Teresa Schäfer (viola); Justus Grimm (cello)
About this release
Genuin’s blurb explains that this album, subtitled “Reflections,” juxtaposes Brahms’ dramatic Piano Quartet No.3 in C minor Op.60 with Hans Gál’s Piano Quartet in A major. The latter was originally written for Paul Wittgenstein as a left‑hand piece during the 1920s and was later arranged for standard quartet. The label highlights how the pairing reveals stylistic affinities and contrasts between late Romantic expressiveness and a more classically proportioned exile work. The Confringo Klavierquartett emphasises both warmth and clarity in its interpretation.
Source: Genuin Classics · release page · accessed 1 Apr 2026
Where to buy or listen
- Physical purchase: Genuin Classics (CD)
- Download / Pre‑order: Presto Music
What critics said
Diapason
Reviewer: Jean-Claude Hulot · Issue: October 2026
“The Confringo Quartet gives Gál’s work a touching tenderness, making it the album’s high point.”
English translation of the excerpt supplied by the ensemble.
Fono Forum
Reviewer: Susanne Benda · Issue: 4/2026 · Excerpt on the Genuin Classics release page
“Their musical dialogues are exquisitely crafted … A rewarding discovery!”
MusicWeb International
Reviewer: John France · Published: 23 February 2026 · Read the full review
“Both Quartets are performed with enthusiasm and self-assurance.”
klassik.com
Reviewer: Jürgen Schaarwächter · Published: 2 February 2026 · Read the full review
“The Gál Quartet performs with verve and sophistication.”


















































































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