Chopin & Schumann: Piano Trios In G Minor
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The two piano trios coupled on this CD, Chopin's Trio in G minor opus 8, and Schumann's Trio opus 110 No. 3, also in G minor, were both written during the first half of the 19th century. They are performed by the exciting young American group, the Manhattan Piano Trio.
Since its inception in 2004, the Manhattan Piano Trio has quickly become one of the most creative, exciting, and dynamic young ensembles in the United States. With more than 300 concerts in its first five seasons alone, it is one of the most active groups in the classical music scene, and has won many prestigious awards, including prizes at the 2006 Plowman Chamber Music Competition and the 2007 Yellow Springs Chamber Music Competition.
Frederick Chopin wrote his Piano Trio in G minor, his only work for this particular combination, in 1830. He was only 19 years old, and consequently the piece is infused with a sense of youthful exuberance. Robert Schumann's Piano Trio in G minor was written in 1851 and first performed publicly in Leipzig in 1852. It is dedicated to Danish composer Niels Gade.
Personnel: Wayne Lee (violin), Dmitry Kouzov (cello), Milana Strezeva (piano)
Tracklisting
Maxim Mogilevsky, St. Petersburg SO & Vladimir Lande
Yevgeny Kutik & Timothy Bozarth
Richard Stolzman, Lancaster Festival Orchestra, Gary Sheldon
The Jupiter String Quartet
National Arts Centre Orchestra & Trevor Pinnock
Jerzy Kaplanek & Stephan Sylvestre
Winona Zelenka & Connie Shih
Mak Grgic
Enno Poppe, Klangforum Wien, PHACE, Nacho de Paz, Pierre Roullier, Ensemble Diagonal, Rut Schereine
Peter Rundel, Wiener Symphoniker, Wolfgang Kogert
Magdalena Geka, Iveta Calite & Ilona Meija
Patrick Demenga; Latvian State Academic Choir; Youth Choir Kamer; Riga Cathedral Boys Choir; Andres
Chor "Astrolabium", Tomasz Drozdek T.ETNO, Kinga Litowska
Monika Plachta, Chor Mieszany Katedry Wawelskiej, Andrzej Korzeniowski, Pawel Wajrak, Katarzyna Luk
Roberta Mameli, Adam Kruzel, Polski Chor Kameralny, Sinfonia Varsovia, Jan Lukaszewski
Takacs Quartet, Marc-Andre Hamelin