Schumann's sole, penetrating piano quintet is the most beautiful and best of his chamber music works. This work was the reason to bring together the unsurpassed Ronald Brautigam with the young Kryptos Quartet. As a prelude, Brautigam showcases his affinity with the innocence and vulnerability of the child in Schumann's poetic miniatures 'Kinderszenen'. The four of Kryptos then indulge in Beethoven's 'opus 95', his shortest string quartet, but a work that broke new ground harmonically and shook up the musical world...