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Piano Trio Discography & Review Index An A to Z of the Piano Trio Repertoire Discography & Review Index: N, O, P & Q Composers Compiled by David Barker Project Index Eduard Nápravnik Dacapo 8226009 1839-1916, Czech/Russia (+ Wind quintet, Fantasy pieces, Moderen) Dacapo 8.226064 Trio 1 in G minor, op. 24 (1876) Spyros Piano Trio Unknown performers (+ Trio 2, Melancolie) (+ Character pieces, Duet, Fantasy pieces, MDG 90319966 [review][review] Polka, String quartet 1, Violin sonata 1) Kontrapunkt 32231 Trio 2 in D minor, op. 62 (1897) Spyros Piano Trio (+ Trio 1, Melancolie) Svend Hvidtfelt Nielsen MDG 90319966 [review][review] 1958-, Denmark Divertimento (1993) Paul Natorp Trio Ismena 1854-1924, Germany (+ Koch, Norholm 3, Gudmundsen-Holmgreen: Moments musicaux, Hegaard: Like a Cube of Trio in e Silence) Dacapo 8226583 [review] Yuri Favorin, Liudmila Frayonova, Nikolay Shugaev (+ Cello sonata, Violin sonata, Henry Cotter Nixon Phantasiestucke, Prelude & fugues) 1842-1907, UK Querstand VKJK1519 Trio 1 in C London Piano Trio Sergiu Natra (+ Mendelssohn 1) 1924-, Israel Guild GMCD7392 Trio in One Movement (1971) Anders Nordentoft Yuval Trio 1957-, Demark (+ Partos: Fantasia, Seter, Shalit: Divertimento & works for cello/piano) Doruntine (1994) Romeo 7231 Jalina Trio (+ Holmboe, A Koppel 1, Norgard: Spell, Carl Nielsen Nyvang: ...erosion) 1865-1931, Denmark Classico CLASSCD485 Trio in G, FS 3i (1883) Trio Ondine (+ Holmboe: Trio, Nuigen, Nielsen, Norgard: Trio Ondine Spell) (in “The Masterworks Vol. 2”) Dacapo 8226009 Dacapo 8206003 (+ Holmboe: Trio, Nuigen, Nielsen, Nordentoft: Doruntine, Norgard: Spell) MusicWeb International Updated: July 2019 Piano Trios: N, O, P & Q Composers Ib Norholm Smetana Trio 1931-, Denmark (+ Smetana, Suk) Supraphon SU38102 Trio No. 3 'Essai in memoriam' Op. 155 (1999) Trio Ismena Brian Noyes (+ Koch, Gudmundsen-Holmgreen: Moments ?-, UK musicaux, Hegaard: Like a Cube of Silence, Nielsen: Divertimento) Trio, op. 38 "In the Spirit of Ave Maris Stella" Dacapo 8226583 [review] Trio Casals (+ Ascioti: Tableau, Carollo, Fleisher: Ma mere; Per Nørgård Jones: Songs; Wilenski: Variations) 1932-, Denmark Navona NV6003 Spell, op. 138b (1973) Michael Nyman Jalina Trio 1944-, UK (+ Holmboe, A Koppel 1, Nordentoft: Doruntine; Nyvang: ...erosion) Poczatek (2010) Classico CLASSCD485 Fidelio Trio Trio Ondine (in “Nyman: Trios Vol. 1) (+ Holmboe: Trio, Nuigen, Nielsen, MN Records MNRCD120 [review] Nordentoft: Doruntine) Dacapo 8226009 The Photography of Chance (2004) Fidelio Trio (in “Nyman: Trios Vol. 1) MN Records MNRCD120 [review] Vítězslav Novák 1870-1949, Czech Time Will Pronounce (1992) Trio in d, op. 27 'Quasi una ballata' Fidelio Trio (in “Nyman: Trios Vol. 1) Joachim Trio MN Records MNRCD120 [review] (+ Smetana, Suk) Naxos 8553415 Yellow Beach (2002) Kinsky Trio Prague Ahn Trio (+ Fibich, Foerster 2, Janacek: Pohadka) (+ Buch: Swing shift, Piazzolla: Milonga angel, Praga Digitals DRD250280 Yedida: Lullabye & arrangements) Warner Classics 5573752 New Prague Trio (+ Beethoven 5, Fibich, Suk) Fidelio Trio Panton Records 710534 (in “Nyman: Trios) MN Records MNRCD120 [review] Osiris Trio (in “Folk Music”) Channel Classics CCS13098 Michael Nyvang (+ Beethoven 1, Dvorak 4, Ives, Martin, 1963-, Denmark Shostakovich 2) Challenge Classics CC72615 …erosion MusicWeb International p2 Piano Trios: N, O, P & Q Composers Jalina Trio Patrice d'Ollone, Quatuor Athenaeum Enesco (+ Holmboe, A Koppel 1, Nordentoft: (+ Piano quartet, String quartet) Doruntine; Norgard: Spell) Pierre Varany PV799061 [review][review] Classico CLASSCD485 Trio Anima Mundi (+ Hurlstone, Hyde, d’Ollone) Charles O'Brien Divine Art DDA25102 [review] 1882-1968, Britain Sonata 1 in B flat, op.27 Maurice Olthuis Oleg Poliansky, Yuri Kalnits, Alexander Volpov 1940-, Netherlands (+ Sonata 2, Waltzes) Toccata Classics TOCC0464 [review] Voyage à l’horizon.....Seul..... Sonata 2 in c Trio Suleika Oleg Poliansky, Yuri Kalnits, Alexander Volpov (+ Ravel) (+ Sonata 1, Waltzes) Cobra 0034 Toccata Classics TOCC0464 [review] Two Waltzes (1928) Norman O’Neill Oleg Poliansky, Yuri Kalnits, Alexander Volpov 1875-1934, UK (+ Sonatas 1 & 2) Toccata Classics TOCC0464 [review] Trio, op. 32 (1909) Michael Dussek, Colin Twigg, Lucy Wilding Mark O’Connor (+ Piano quartet, String quartet, Theme & 1961-, USA variations) EM Records EMRCD005 Trio 1 “Poets and Prophets” [review][review][review] Eroica Trio Theme and Variations, op. 1 (1895) (Bunch: Porgy & Bess, Penaforte: West Side) EMI/Warner 5073505 Michael Dussek, Colin Twigg, Lucy Wilding (+ Trio, Piano quartet, String quartet) EM Records EMRCD005 Michael Oesterle [review][review][review] 1968-, Canada Centennials (2012) George Onslow 1784-1853, Britain/France Gryphon Trio (+ Staniland: Solstice songs; Current: Catch Trio 1 in A, op. 3/1 (1806) fire, Wright: Letters) Naxos 8573533 Trio Cascades (+ Trios 3, 4, 6, 7 & 8) CPO 7772322 [review] Max d'Ollone 1875-1959, France Trio 2 in C, op. 3/2 (1806) Trio (1920) Trio Cascades (+ Trio 10) CPO 7772312 [review] MusicWeb International p3 Piano Trios: N, O, P & Q Composers Trio 3 in g, op. 3/3 (1806) Trio Cascades Trio Cascades (+ Trio 5) (+ Trios 1, 4, 6, 7 & 8) CPO 7772302 [review] CPO 7772322 [review] Trio 10 in f, op. 83 (1851) Trio 4 in e, op. 14/1 (1818) Trio Cascades Trio Cascades (+ Trio 2) (+ Trios 1, 3, 6, 7 & 8) CPO 7772312 [review] CPO 7772322 [review] Trio 5 in E flat, op. 14/2 (1818) Buxton Orr 1924-1997, Scotland Trio Cascades (+ Trio 9) Trio 1 (1982) CPO 7772302 [review] York Piano Trio Trio Portici (+ Trios 2 & 3) (+ Cello sonata 1, Duo) Marco Polo 8.223842 Pavane ADW7545 Trio 2 (1986) Trio 6 in D, op. 14/3 (1818) York Piano Trio Trio Cascades (+ Trios 1 & 3) (+ Trios 1, 3, 4, 7 & 8) Marco Polo 8.223842 CPO 7772322 [review] Trio 3 (1990) Trio 7 in d, op. 20 (1822) York Piano Trio Trio Bamberg (+ Trios 1 & 2) (+ Trio 8) Marco Polo 8.223842 Musicaphon M56888 Trio Cascades George Osborne (+ Trios 1, 3, 4, 6 & 8) 1806-1893, Ireland CPO 7772322 [review] Trio 3 in G, op. 52 (1840s) Trio 8 in c, op. 26 (1824) Triantan Piano Trio Trio Bamberg (+ Cello sonata) (+ Trio 7) RTE Lyric FM CD103 Musicaphon M56888 Trio Cascades Luis de Pablo (+ Trios 1, 3, 4, 6 & 7) 1930-, Spain CPO 7772322 [review] Trio 1 (1993) Göbel-Trio Berlin (+ Czerny 4) Trio Matisse Signum Classics SIGX9400 (+ Ives, Solbiati) Aura Classics 0419 Trio 9 in G, op. 27 (1824) Ermitage ERM0413 MusicWeb International p4 Piano Trios: N, O, P & Q Composers Trio, op. 1 (1934) John Knowles Paine 1839-1906, USA BMF Trio (+ Bargielski: Landscape; Kulenty: Cradle song; Larghetto & Humoreske, op. 32 Mycielski; R Panufnik: Around 3 corners) CD Accord ACD1912 [review] Virginia Eskin, Joseph Silverstein, Jules Eskin (+ Violin sonata, Romanza) Trio Cracovia Northeastern NR219 (+ Malawski, Twardowski) CD Accord ACD0872 Christian Palmer Subito Piano Trio 1811-1875, Germany (+ Songs) Signum Classics SIGCD380 Trio 1 in E flat Varsovia Piano Trio Hungarian Piano Trio (+ Chmielarz; Kulenty: Cradle song; Rózycki: (+ Trios 2, 3 & 5) Rhapsody) Hungaroton HCD32442 Dux 537 Trio 2 in A Roxanna Panufnik Hungarian Piano Trio 1968-, UK (+ Trios 1, 3 & 5) Hungaroton HCD32442 Around three corners (1995) BMF Trio Trio 3 in F (+ Bargielski: Landscape; Kulenty: Cradle song; Mycielski, A Panufnik) Hungarian Piano Trio CD Accord ACD1912 [review] (+ Trios 1, 2 & 5) Hungaroton HCD32442 Subito Piano Trio (+ A Panufnik, Songs) Trio 5 in C Signum Classics SIGCD380 Hungarian Piano Trio (+ Trios 1-3) Jean Papineau-Couture Hungaroton HCD32442 1916-2000, Canada Trio (1997) Leopold van der Pals 1884-1966, Dutch/Russian Trio Hochelaga (in “Ovation Vol. 2) Trio, op. 56 CBC 2027 Kristoffer Hyldig, Elisabeth Zeuthen Schneider, Tobias van der Pals Horatio Parker (+ Piano sonata 3, Fugues, Duo) 1863-1919, USA Polyhymnia 14002 Suite in A, op. 35 Andrej Panufnik Amasi Trio 1914-1991, Poland/UK (+ Liljestrand: Master's touch; Chaminade 2, MusicWeb International p5 Piano Trios: N, O, P & Q Composers Rachmaninov 1, Piazzolla: Oblivion) Verklarte nacht) Self-published Tratore TAQT01 Rawlins Trio Boulanger Trio (+ Adler 1, Heilman) (+ Bloch: Nocturnes, Bonis: Matin & Soir, Albany TROY107 Boulanger: Soir, Matin, Enescu: Serenade, Grieg: Andante, Henze: Adagio, Schubert: Notturno, Suk: Elegy) Sir Hubert Parry Cavi Music 8553345 [review] 1848-1918, UK Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio Trio 1 in e (1877) (+ Kirchner 2, Silverman: In celebration, Zwilich) Deakin Piano Trio Arabesque 6676 (+ Quartet) Koch International 7729 Meridian CDE84248 NZTrio Leonore Piano Trio (+ Mozart 3, Ravel; Castro-Robinson: At (+ Trio 3, Partita) water’s birth, Yudane: Entering the stream) Hyperion CDA68243 [review][review] Rattle RATD019 Trio 2 in b (1884) Sergei Bezrodny, Vladimir Spivakov, Viacheslav Marinyuk Deakin Piano Trio (+ Berliner messe, Cantus, Collage, Fratres, (+ Trio 3) Summa) Meridian CDE84255 Capriccio 67079 Leonore Piano Trio Jürgen Kruse, Benjamin Hudson, Sebastian (+ Piano quartet) Klinger Hyperion CDA68276 [review][review] (in “Spiegel im Spiegel”) Brilliant Classics 9170 [review] Trio 3 in G (1890) Marie-Ève Scarfone, Angèle Dubeau, Annie Deakin Piano Trio Gadbois (+ Trio 2) (in “Portrait”) Meridian CDE84255 Atma Classique AN28731 [review] Leonore Piano Trio (+ Trio 1, Partita) Ödön Pártos Hyperion CDA68243 [review][review] 1907-1977, Hungary/Israel Fantasia (1977) Arvo Pärt 1935-, Estonia Yuval Trio (+ Natra, Seter, Shalit: Divertimento & works Mozart-Adagio (1992) for cello/piano) Romeo 7231 Trio Animae (+ Schnittke, Vasks: Episodi) Cascavelle VEL3071 Robert Paterson 1970-, USA Trio Arque (+ Guarnieri; 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