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Query: Drawn out agony - the way it should be

The first time I heard the slow movement to this my father had just passed away. It was the inimitable Alban Berg Quartet recording, and yet, despite the seminal influence of this moment into my appreciation of chamber music, it has long since been superseded by the Caspar Da Salo. The slow, plaintive tempo of the 2nd movement drips with pathos. I take my pathos in enormous, Lear-esque, almost indigestible chunks, and this lashes it about with maudlin largess. Each note of the irresistibly divine violin solo that leads this movement from about 2 mins in drips with deliberate and tortured anguish. Each note a sharp laceration. I love it. It is medicinal and regenerative in its embrace of gratuitous affliction - like a weeping open wound. If you need to purge the inexplicable agony of your existence and you like it slow and drawn, unleash the Caspar.