Babajanian / Klingberg / Mannheim - Babajanian, Chebotarian & Mansurian: Armenian Piano Trios - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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The KMW Ensemble, a trio comprised of Ann-Sofi Klingberg (piano); Annette Mannheimer (violin), and Sara Wijk (cello) take a musical journey to Armenia presenting these transcendent works of Chebotarian, Babajanian and Mansurian that incorporate elements of traditional Armenian folk motifs in their compositions. Album Tracks 1. Piano Trio 2. Largo - Allegro Espressivo - Maestoso 3. Andante 4. Allegro Vivace 5. Stances 6. Epigramma 7. Canzone 8. Epigramma II 9. Epitaph
- GenreClassicalDescriptionThe KMW Ensemble, a trio comprised of Ann-Sofi Klingberg (piano); Annette Mannheimer (violin), and Sara Wijk (cello) take a musical journey to Armenia presenting these transcendent works of Chebotarian, Babajanian and Mansurian that incorporate elements of traditional Armenian folk motifs in their compositions. Album Tracks 1. Piano Trio 2. Largo - Allegro Espressivo - Maestoso 3. Andante 4. Allegro Vivace 5. Stances 6. Epigramma 7. Canzone 8. Epigramma II 9. EpitaphArtistBABAJANIAN / KLINGBERG / MANNHEIMTitleBabajanian, Chebotarian & Mansurian: Armenian Piano TriosFormatCDLabelDB Productions
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