Mendelssohn & Bach: Trios
Trio Dali
Recorded up close, the layers and nuances of the Dali's gentle sound are on display, and their carefully judged individual voices sing out. A particularly beautiful sense of tranquility infuses...
Mendelssohn & Bach: Trios
Trio Dali
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Recorded up close, the layers and nuances of the Dali's gentle sound are on display, and their carefully judged individual voices sing out. A particularly beautiful sense of tranquility infuses...
About
This recording is the first to be made by Trio Dali with its new violinist, Jack Liebeck. After a Ravel programme in 2009, then a Schubert disc, the Trio turns its talents to the two Mendelssohn trios and transcriptions of Bach.
The Trio Dali has thus chosen to contrast Mendelssohn’s two trios with works by a composer for whose rediscovery Mendelssohn was largely responsible in his time: Johann Sebastian Bach. Thus, the Trio Dali proposes a recording that is a sort mirroring of Mendelssohn and Bach.
Contents and tracklist
- Trio Dali
- Recorded: 19-22 January 2015
- Recording Venue: L'Heure Bleue, La Chaux-De-Fonds, Switzerland
- Trio Dali
- Recorded: 19-22 January 2015
- Recording Venue: L'Heure Bleue, La Chaux-De-Fonds, Switzerland
- Trio Dali
- Recorded: 19-22 January 2015
- Recording Venue: L'Heure Bleue, La Chaux-De-Fonds, Switzerland
- Trio Dali
- Recorded: 19-22 January 2015
- Recording Venue: L'Heure Bleue, La Chaux-De-Fonds, Switzerland
Awards and reviews
November 2015
Recorded up close, the layers and nuances of the Dali's gentle sound are on display, and their carefully judged individual voices sing out. A particularly beautiful sense of tranquility infuses the D minor's Andante, but both finales fall a little flat
