Ilya Gringolts violin
Keywords: Recital
| Ilya Gringolts | Violin |
| Franziska Hölscher | Violin |
| Gregor Sigl | Viola |
| Lily Francis | Viola |
| Clemens Hagen | Cello |
| Julia Hagen | Cello |
| Streichquartett d-Moll op. 33 | Hermann Grädener |
| Streichquintett Nr. 1 F-Dur op. 88 | Johannes Brahms |
| Verklärte Nacht / String Sextet in D minor, Op. 4 | Arnold Schönberg |
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