J. Haydn Haydn: The Last 4 Piano Trios
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CD Details
- Released: June 1, 1993
- Originally Released: 1993
- Label: Sony Masterworks
Tracks:
- 1.Trio No. 43 In C Major, Hob. Xv: 27: I. Allegro
- 2.Trio No. 43 In C Major, Hob. Xv: 27: Ii. Andante
- 3.Trio No. 43 In C Major, Hob. Xv: 27: Iii. Finale. Presto
- 4.Trio No. 44 In E Major, Hob. Xv: 28: I. Allegro moderato
- 5.Trio No. 44 In E Major, Hob. Xv: 28: Ii. Allegretto
- 6.Trio No. 44 In E Major, Hob. Xv: 28: Iii. Finale. Allegro
- 7.Trio No. 45 In E - Flat Major, Hob. Xv: 29: I. Poco Allegretto
- 8.Trio No. 45 In E - Flat Major, Hob. Xv: 29: Ii. Andantino ed innocentement
- 9.Trio No. 45 In E - Flat Major, Hob. Xv: 29: Iii. Finale. Allemande. Presto assai
- 10.Trio No. 42 In E - Flat Major, Hob. Xv: 30: I. Allegro moderato
- 11.Trio No. 42 In E - Flat Major, Hob. Xv: 30: Ii. Andante con moto
- 12.Trio No. 42 In E - Flat Major, Hob. Xv: 30: Iii. Presto
Product Description:
Noted musical scholar Charles Rosen calls Haydn's piano trios the most technically difficult piano works before Beethoven's sonatas, and that includes Mozart, who was a pianist. These are indeed extraordinary pieces, and the only thing that has prevented their being far more frequently played is the fact that the cello is used almost exclusively to reinforce the bass of the piano--a combination that sounds wonderful, but isn't much fun for a professional cellist. In fact, Haydn wrote these piece for gifted amateurs, and they have an easy tunefulness and sense of fun that is virtually unmatched by any other composer. These performances have just the right relaxed, genial quality, and the sound is excellent. --David Hurwitz
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