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Trio Isimsiz: Brahms, Fauré and Schubert

Trio Isimsiz

The opening to Schubert’s Nocturne in E f lat major is whisperingly exquisite, a remarkable synthesis between the strings, tender, beautifully shaped, before the more abrasively intense middle...

Trio Isimsiz: Brahms, Fauré and Schubert

Trio Isimsiz

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The opening to Schubert’s Nocturne in E f lat major is whisperingly exquisite, a remarkable synthesis between the strings, tender, beautifully shaped, before the more abrasively intense middle...

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The Trio Isimsiz have quickly established themselves as one of the most exciting young chamber ensembles on the present scene, with glowing reviews for their performances around the world. Their debut album of Brahms, Beethoven & Takemitsu also received rave reviews: “it’s hard to know how Trio Isimsiz could have bettered such artistry and distinctiveness” - The Strad; “dazzling technical mastery” - Gramophone; “et une revelation” - Diapason

For their second album the trio continue their survey of the Brahms trios with the first in its revised form. Late Faure, his solitary Trio and Schubert’s atmospheric Notturno complete this attractive programme.

Contents and tracklist

I. Allegro ma non troppo
Track length6:21
II. Andantino
Track length9:33
III. Allegro vivo
Track length5:07
I. Allegro con brio (1889 version)
Track length14:54
II. Scherzo (1889 version)
Track length7:07
III. Adagio (1889 version)
Track length8:40
IV. Allegro (1889 version)
Track length6:37

Awards and reviews

Christmas 2020

The opening to Schubert’s Nocturne in E f lat major is whisperingly exquisite, a remarkable synthesis between the strings, tender, beautifully shaped, before the more abrasively intense middle section…[The Brahms] is all played with tender and impassioned commitment here, the opening to the third movement Adagio exquisite.
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