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Brahms, Coll, Korngold: Trio Isimsiz
Trio Isimsiz
This impressive recording comes from an ensemble that is reaching its maturity in a superb way...There’s an excellent finesse to the group’s playing , which holds their individual contributions...
Brahms, Coll, Korngold: Trio Isimsiz
Trio Isimsiz
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This impressive recording comes from an ensemble that is reaching its maturity in a superb way...There’s an excellent finesse to the group’s playing , which holds their individual contributions...
About
Korngold was one of the most amazing prodigies in musical history, and more gifted than Mozart in that he arrived musically fully formed. He was just 12 years old when he composed his Op.1 Piano Trio.
This is a large-scale work, displaying great originality and simply stunning precociousness. Brahms’s 2nd Piano Trio was written in 1882, and is a big boned work, with glimpses of the similarly monumental 2nd Piano Concerto which dates from the year before.
Francisco Coll’s Piano Trio was commissioned by Borletti-Buitoni Trust, Britten Pears Arts, and Centro Nacional de Difusion Musical (Madrid) and composed for Trio Isimsiz. It is a 17-minute long work rich in contrasting styles and influences, with brilliant but barbed invention.
Contents and tracklist
- Pablo Hernán Benedi, Trio Isimsiz, Edvard Pogossian, Erdem Misilioğlu
- Pablo Hernán Benedi, Trio Isimsiz, Edvard Pogossian, Erdem Misilioğlu
- Pablo Hernán Benedi, Trio Isimsiz, Edvard Pogossian, Erdem Misilioğlu
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Awards and reviews
February 2024
This impressive recording comes from an ensemble that is reaching its maturity in a superb way...There’s an excellent finesse to the group’s playing , which holds their individual contributions and their collective, conversational ensemble work in an ideal balance.
