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add to cart $40.00 Low Stock JOSEF HAYDN Piano Trios Hob.XV: Nos. 18, 24, 29 & 25 'Gypsy' Vienna Piano Trio [ Nimbus / CD - released 11/Jun/2003 ] "Among countless other delights in these bold and addictive performances is the sensitivity to the power of silence, and the short, hushed half-tones within the long-breathed lines of the Andante of the A major Trio. And, not least, the perceptive...
add to cart $36.00 Out of Stock 6+ weeks ZEMLINSKY / MAHLER / SCHOENBERG Piano Trios Vienna Piano Trio [ MDG / CD - released 15/Feb/2006 ] The Viennese music world around 1900 could not get around three names: Alexander Zemlinsky, Gustav Mahler, and Arnold Schönberg. With three works penned by these composers during their youth, the Vienna Piano Trio also documents times marked by...
add to cart $41.00 Out of Stock 6+ weeks W.A. MOZART The Piano Trios Nos 3, 4 & 5 Vienna Piano Trio [ Nimbus / CD - released 1/May/2007 ] "The particular delight of this disc is the naturalness and ease with which the Vienna Piano Trio plays together" (Gramophone)
add to cart $40.00 Out of Stock 6+ weeks SHOSTAKOVICH / SCHNITTKE The Piano Trios Vienna Piano Trio [ Nimbus / CD - released 1/May/2007 ] "These beautiful performances should revive even the most jaded listening palate ... one of the finest new chamber discs to come my way thus far this year. Outstanding in every regard." BBC Music Magazine (on NI 5508, Beethoven Piano Trios)
add to cart $36.00 Out of Stock 6+ weeks DVORAK Piano Trios Vol 1: Op 21 & Op 65 Vienna Piano Trio [ MDG / CD - released 1/Jan/2008 ]
add to cart $36.00 Out of Stock 6+ weeks SCHUBERT Piano Trios Vol.2: Piano Trio in B flat major D 898 / Sonata in B flat major D28 / etc Vienna Piano Trio [ MDG / CD - released 19/Oct/2003 ] "It is a joy to indulge pleasurably in Schubert's 'heavenly lengths'!" (Fanfare on Vol. 1).