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Brahms Trio- History of the Russian Piano Trio, Vol. 7 - Aloiz & Winkler

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Brahms Trio- History of the Russian Piano Trio, Vol. 7 - Aloiz & Winkler
Brahms Trio- History of the Russian Piano Trio, Vol. 7 - Aloiz & Winkler

The two composers featured on this album worked in Russia during a period when it had become part of international musical culture, with many European musicians choosing to make a living there. Famous Czech cellist, Vladislav Aloiz, whose cosmopolitan Piano Trio in F major is an inspirational mix of beauty, passionate virtuosity and wit, moved to St Petersburg where he was awarded a professorship at the Conservatoire. Born in Kharkiv to an Austrian family, Alexander Winkler also found himself at the centre of Russian music at the turn of the century. The laconic themes of his masterfully written Piano Trio in F sharp minor are reminiscent of late Brahms.

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Brahms Trio- History of the Russian Piano Trio, Vol. 7 - Aloiz & Winkler

SKU: 747313468874
Regular price $19.99
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Release Date: 7.25.25

 
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The two composers featured on this album worked in Russia during a period when it had become part of international musical culture, with many European musicians choosing to make a living there. Famous Czech cellist, Vladislav Aloiz, whose cosmopolitan Piano Trio in F major is an inspirational mix of beauty, passionate virtuosity and wit, moved to St Petersburg where he was awarded a professorship at the Conservatoire. Born in Kharkiv to an Austrian family, Alexander Winkler also found himself at the centre of Russian music at the turn of the century. The laconic themes of his masterfully written Piano Trio in F sharp minor are reminiscent of late Brahms.

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