Mendelssohn & Beethoven: Piano Trios
Josef Suk (violin), János Starker (cello), Rudolf Buchbinder (piano)
Suk's persuasive tone, Starker's fathomless poetry and Buchbinder's brilliance and acuity make a vivid blend in two favourite trios. These live performances offer founts of insight, beauty and...
Mendelssohn & Beethoven: Piano Trios
Josef Suk (violin), János Starker (cello), Rudolf Buchbinder (piano)
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Suk's persuasive tone, Starker's fathomless poetry and Buchbinder's brilliance and acuity make a vivid blend in two favourite trios. These live performances offer founts of insight, beauty and...
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Josef Suk, János Starker and Rudolf Buchbinder made guest appearance at the Schwetzingen SWRFestival in 1973 – three internationally known, even famous presented two of the most celebrated works of the piano trio repertoire. Suk and Starker had previously enjoyed great success in the 1960s as a piano trio together with pianist Julius Katchen, prior to his death in 1969. For this concert from May 1973, the two experienced instrumentalists chose the then only 27-year-old Rudolf Buchbinder as their pianist. Their decision has become one of the great moments of chamber music-making, full of sensitive – and when necessary – forceful music-making. This is also a fitting tribute to the late cellist János Starker, whom we lost last year.
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August 2014
Suk's persuasive tone, Starker's fathomless poetry and Buchbinder's brilliance and acuity make a vivid blend in two favourite trios. These live performances offer founts of insight, beauty and conviction.
