00:00Tell me what you think.
00:12I think we should run the test first.
00:14What are you playing on this one?
00:18Second violin.
00:19Don't you have the urge to play the solo part once in a while?
00:22Of course.
00:23I spoke with Dr. Nader.
00:25This difficulty I've been having.
00:27Parkinson's, she says.
00:29Parkinson's.
00:30I'd like the season's first concert to be my farewell, and it's best for the quartet
00:35to plan ahead.
00:39I don't want to play second violin exclusively anymore.
00:41But this isn't about you or me.
00:43Yes, it is.
00:44No, this is about the quartet.
00:45Why don't you have my back on this?
00:46I do.
00:47Can you stop the cab?
00:48Please don't.
00:49We begin with Beethoven's Opus 131.
01:02It has seven movements, and they're all connected.
01:08For us, it means playing without pause.
01:11I love playing with you.
01:12You can't lead a quartet, man.
01:14You're not sufficient.
01:15You think you're better.
01:17Not motivated.
01:18It's...
01:19You just...
01:20No resting, no tuning.
01:21Do you think it was fun growing up with two woven quartet players who were parents?
01:24Who were gone seven months of the year?
01:27I did the best that I could.
01:29I tried to be a good mother to you.
01:31Our instruments must in time go out of tune, each in its own quite different way.
01:35I love you more than anything in the world.
01:38I made a stupid mistake.
01:39Was he maybe trying to point out some cohesion, some unity between random acts of life?
01:46Do you really love me, or am I just convenient?
01:49What is it that you want?
01:50What is it that you want me to tell you?
01:52What are you afraid of?
01:53Unleash your passion!
02:04What are we supposed to do?
02:05Stop?
02:06Or struggle to continuously adjust to each other up to the end, even if we are out of
02:12tune?
02:14I don't know.
02:16I don't know.
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