Petrof Piano Trio - Lalo Bruch & Mendelssohn - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The Petrof Piano Trio was created in 2009 by Wihan Quartet violinist Jan Schulmeister. The members are renowned chamber music players, and together bring over 60 years of experience in concert activity. In the same year it was formed, the ensemble became the resident trio of the PETROF Piano Company. The company, known for it's long tradition and quality, immediately recognized that the Petrof Trio was an ensemble whose performances were at the highest level and was keen to support it. Album Tracks 1. Ludwig Van Beethoven, Piano Trio in D Major 'Ghost' Op. 70 No. 1 - Petrof Piano Trio 2. Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Piano Trio in a Minor Op. 50 - Petrof Piano Trio 3. Felix Mendelssohn Arr. Jakub Kowalewski, Songs Without Words - Petrof Piano Trio

Album Tracks 1. I. Mit Energie Und Leidenschaft 2. II. Lebhaft, Doch Nicht Zu Rasch 3. III. Langsam, Mit Inniger Empfindung 4. IV. Mit Feuer 5. I. Andante 6. II. Scherzo Allegro 7. III. Adagio Mesto 8. IV. Finale Allegro Con Brio 9. No. 1 in a Minor Mit Innigem Ausdruck 10. No. 2 in E Major Andantino 11. No. 3 in A-Flat Major Innig 12. No. 4 in B minor Nicht Zu Schnell 13. Abendlied

Born into a musical family, as a child Charlie Hickey would obsessively watch videos of his parents on tour in their old band Uma, learning all the lyrics that he loved but didn't understand. This introduction to music sowed a seed, and Hickey was soon writing songs of his own, playing on the guitars that lay around him and singing about the little details of his school days. He continued throughout his teen years, his songs becoming an outlet for the growing anxieties that Hickey now understands to be Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. This journey has led to Nervous At Night, Hickey's debut album which releases in the early Summer of 2022 via Phoebe Bridgers' Saddest Factory Records. Where 2021's Count The Stairs EP was an attempt to capture the rawness of his performance, Nervous At Night comes alive within it's production, Hickey and producer Marshall Vore leaning into their perfectionist endencies to find the best version of each track. InchHe's always interested in how you can push things further but also reigns them in when necessary,Inch Hickey says. InchI think that's the true hallmark of a good producer.Inch Hickey calls it a pop record but admits that sonically it moves in many directions, an amalgamation of his love for the folk singers of yesteryear and more contemporary peers, from Taylor Swift and The 1975 to the Californian songwriter and producer Blake Mills. This shifting of styles - from the album's quiet heavy-hearted ballads to it's more gleaming, hookled tracks - mirrors it's overarching theme life's graceless passage between teenage years and adulthood. And so we have 'Planet With Water', a plaintive love song that bristles with nostalgia, Hickey singing of phone calls after school, of hearing a neighbor's TV through the wall. Elsewhere 'Mid Air' holds a similar weight, Hickey singing of Inchspinning in mid-air, waiting for somewhere to land, or so