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Joseph Kovacs

Cavaleri’s Performance of Kohn’s Plutarch Quartet Makes an Impression

15/11/201509/11/2015 by Joseph Kovaks

United Kingdom Haydn, Kohn, Beethoven: The Cavaleri Quartet, St Andrew’s Psalter Lane Church, Sheffield, 8.11.2015. (JK)

Categories Concert Reviews, Previously Published, UK Concerts Tags Joseph Kovacs, Sheffield 1 Comment

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