Artist: Anna Petrova, Trio Klengel
Album: Klengel: Piano & Chamber Music
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2018
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 01:13:40
Total Tracks: 11
Total Size: 645 MB

Tracklist:

1-01. Anna Petrova – Divertissement, Op. 6 : No. 2. Romance in A Major (02:29)
1-02. Anna Petrova – Fantaisie sur un theme russe in A Minor, Op. 25 : Fantaisie sur un theme russe in A Minor, Op. 25 (11:37)
1-03. Anna Petrova – Romances sentimentales de caractere melancolique, passionne et calme, Op. 34 : I. Andante melancolico (02:56)
1-04. Anna Petrova – Romances sentimentales de caractere melancolique, passionne et calme, Op. 34 : II. Andante placido (02:39)
1-05. Anna Petrova – Romances sentimentales de caractere melancolique, passionne et calme, Op. 34 : III. Larghetto amoroso e passionato (03:47)
1-06. Keiko Yamaguchi, Anna Petrova – Air suisse avec variations in B-Flat Major, Op. 32 : Air suisse avec variations in B-Flat Major, Op. 32 (12:31)
1-07. Keiko Yamaguchi, Anna Petrova – 6 Nocturnes, Op. 23 : No. 5 in F Minor (05:41)
1-08. Trio Klengel – Grand trio concertant in C Minor, Op. 36 : I. Largo – Allegro non troppo ma con fuoco (13:39)
1-09. Trio Klengel – Grand trio concertant in C Minor, Op. 36 : II. Andante con moto (07:04)
1-10. Trio Klengel – Grand trio concertant in C Minor, Op. 36 : III. Scherzo – Molto allegro (04:16)
1-11. Trio Klengel – Grand trio concertant in C Minor, Op. 36 : IV. Finale: Allegro con moto (06:56)

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To the extent that he is remembered at all, the Dresden-born August Alexander Klengel (1783–1852) retains a toe-hold in music history thanks to a monumental set of 48 canon and fugues. But Klengel was an important early-Romantic composer and celebrated piano virtuoso, with a reputation that stretched from St Petersburg to London. This first recording of his piano and chamber music reveals a personality with a strong lyrical impulse, somewhere between Field, Mendelssohn and Chopin, all three of whom he knew personally. Founded in 2016, Trio Klengel is named after August Klengel with the purpose of promoting his works. The ensemble decided to continue the work of the original Klengel Trio, founded in 1912. This trio consisted of the three daughters of the composer Julius Klengel, a relative of August Klengel. Just like the first Klengel Trio, this ensemble is also dedicated to promoting chamber music of long-forgotten composers and their works through concerts and recording projects.