W?RTZ,KLARA/MAKHTIN,DMITRI/KNIAZEV,ALEXA - Tschaikowski/Rachmaninow: Piano Trio/+ (Sealed) (CD)

Tchaikovsky's Piano Trio op. 50 is possibly the most important Russian piano trio, but in any case a climax elegiac atmospheric painting of the romantic chamber music and one of the most beautiful and emotional Works of the composer. It was written "In memory of a great artist" - meant was the pianist, composer and conductor Nikolai Rubinstein, founder of the Moscow Conservatory, to which he sent his close friend Tchaikovsky had appointed. The Piano Trio op. 50 was composed as reaction to the sudden death of Rubinstein and had immense Scope and implications for the genre. There is only from two movements, which in their symphonic seeming extension together form a 45-minute work. The first movement follows the sonata form, the second consists of a theme with variations. The character ranges from heroic, elegant and charming atmosphere to elegiac Sounds up to darkest melancholy. Rachmaninoff Ten years later, he tied in with Tchaikovsky's elegiac style. his trio El?giaque in G minor His Trio El?giaque in G minor is in comparison but a "small" piano trio: it is a compact one, single-movement work, which is characterized by its wildly romantic style. and its great beauty captivates. The new recording was performed by the three internationally renowned soloists Dmitri Makhtin (violin), Alexander Kniazev (cello) and Kl?ra W?rtz (piano) is recorded. Your fiery and temperamental Play is full of intense drama, passion and spontaneity. and the emotional impact of this music more than fair. The author of the informative booklet texts is David Moncur.