Artist: Trio Metamorphosi
Album: Schumann: Piano Trio No. 3 – Phantasiestücke Op. 88
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2016
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 01:02:19
Total Tracks: 9
Total Size: 579 MB

Tracklist:

1. Trio Metamorphosi/Mauro Loguercio/Trio Metamorphosi/Luca Ricci – Fantasiestücke, Op.88: 1. Romanze (Nicht schnell, mit innigem Ausdruck) (02:35)
2. Trio Metamorphosi/Mauro Loguercio/Trio Metamorphosi/Luca Ricci – Fantasiestücke, Op.88: 2. Humoreske (Lebhaft) (08:03)
3. Trio Metamorphosi/Mauro Loguercio/Trio Metamorphosi/Luca Ricci – Fantasiestücke, Op.88: 3. Duett (Langsam und mit Ausdruck) (03:25)
4. Trio Metamorphosi/Mauro Loguercio/Trio Metamorphosi/Luca Ricci – Fantasiestücke, Op.88: 4. Finale. Allegro Un Poco Maestoso (12:28)
5. Trio Metamorphosi/Mauro Loguercio/Trio Metamorphosi/Luca Ricci – Fantasiestücke, Op.88: 4. Finale (Im Marsch-Tempo) (06:36)
6. Trio Metamorphosi/Mauro Loguercio/Trio Metamorphosi/Luca Ricci – Piano Trio No.3 in G minor, Op.110: 1. Bewegt, doch nicht zu rasch (10:05)
7. Trio Metamorphosi/Mauro Loguercio/Trio Metamorphosi/Luca Ricci – Piano Trio No.3 in G minor, Op.110: 2. Ziemlich langsam (06:46)
8. Trio Metamorphosi/Mauro Loguercio/Trio Metamorphosi/Luca Ricci – Piano Trio No.3 in G minor, Op.110: 3. Rasch (04:25)
9. Trio Metamorphosi/Mauro Loguercio/Trio Metamorphosi/Luca Ricci – Piano Trio No.3 in G minor, Op.110: 4. Kräftig, mit Humor (07:52)

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Schumann’s G minor Piano Trio belongs to a group of three chamber works composed in rapid succession in the autumn of 1851, at a time when the composer’s relations with the Düsseldorf municipal orchestra, of which he had been director since 1849, had begun to sour. The Trio followed hard on the heels of Schumann’s First Violin Sonata in A minor; and its opening movement, with its passionately intense main subject and its driving 6/8 rhythm, clearly looks forward to that of the Sonata’s D minor successor which he began barely more than a fortnight later. Clara Schumann was able to play both the Trio and the D minor Sonata during a chamber music evening at their house, on 15 November. The string players on that occasion were Schumann’s violinist friend Joseph von Wasielewski, and the principal cellist of the Düsseldorf orchestra, Christian Reimers.