Thomas Weaver - Horn Trios from Mozart to Piazzolla & Beyond, Vol. 1 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

HORN TRIOS from MOZART to PIAZZOLLA and beyond (Volume 2) is the second installment of a compendium of horn trios from the 18th, 19th, 20th and 21st centuries - an amazing InchanthologyInch of original and arranged repertoire for the trio ensemble of horn, violin and piano. This is not the kind of recording project consisting of the InchobligatoryInch Brahms Horn Trio in the company of 2 or 3 other much-recorded works. While the Brahms Trio is included (in Volume 1), the concept is a lot more ambitious. Presenting a 4-centuries, 2-volume collection where each album encompasses a double-disc compilation, the artists explore a strikingly-interesting array of diverse styles and genres, where even the sheer number of different nationalities of the composers (representing 12 different countries in Vol. 1 and 11 countries in Vol. 2) brings instant awe. In Volume 1 we heard trios by composers from the United States, Canada, England, Germany, Austria, France, Liechtenstein, Argentina, Estonia, Romania, Bulgaria and Morocco, while Volume 2 presents music by composers from the US, UK, Australia, Ukraine, Russia, Germany, Austria, France, Spain, Argentina and Czechia. Among the 15 works in Vol. 1 we heard 8 world-premiere recordings, while Vol. 2 is literally brimming with world-premieres among the 13 works in Volume 2, there are 11 world-premiere recordings. The three artists offer breathtaking interpretations. Hornist Howard Wall, whose storied career includes not just his legendary reputation as a long-time member of two of America's most prestigious orchestras - the New York Philharmonic and the Philadelphia Orchestra, but also an impressive discography of chamber and solo discs, brings a symphonic dimension to his own transcriptions of music by Piazzolla, Stravinsky, Bach and John Coltrane. Violinist Elmira Darvarova is equally Inchat homeInch in Mozart (as a former concer

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Here the young Abegg Trio, already respected thanks to excellent recordings, presents it's masterpiece The three musicians manage to create a musical balance which respects Mozart's intention; and this on a modern grand piano. The pianist Gerrit Zitterbart proves his mettle as a high-grade Mozart pianist [...]. And in this musical delicacy with dynamically bright variety and clear, unadorned recording, which sounds utterly natural, this new production overshadows the older one by the Beaux-Arts Trio [...]. a benchmark production.Inch (stereoplay)