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Ravel Compiled by David Barker An A to Z of the Piano Trio Repertoire Discography & Review Index: Maurice Ravel Compiled by David Barker Project Index Abbot Trio (+ Haydn 43, Mendelssohn 1) Artenius Trio Afka 544 (+ Debussy, Tchemberdji: Bow dances, Andante) Abegg Trio Charade CHA3038 (+ Debussy) Intercord 860866 Beaux Arts Trio Tacet 075 (+ Violin sonata; Debussy: Sonatas) Eloquence 4683062 Ahn Trio (+ Introduction & Allegro, Quartet) (+ Villa-Lobos 1) Eloquence 4768458 Chesky 124 (in “Ravel: Complete Edition”) Decca 4783725 Trio Albeneri (+ Chausson) (+ Faure) Philips 4111412 Forgotten Records FR991 (+ Violin sonata, String quartet) Philips 4541342 Alma Trio (+ Brahms 1) Naxos 9.80667 Hanssler Classics HC93715 [review] Altenberg Trio Wien Bekova Sisters (+ Martin, Faure) (+ Martinu 1) Challenge Classics CC72022 Chandos CHAN9452 Amatis Trio Blakemore Trio (+ Britten: Intro & Allegro, Enescu 1) (+ Beethoven 5) CAvi Music 8553477 [review] Blue Griffin BGR275 Angelus Trio Borodin Trio (+ Cortes, Grieg: Violin sonata 2) (+ Debussy: Violin & cello sonatas) Orion LAN0401 Chandos CHAN8458 Trio Arché Caecilian Trio (+ Tchaikovsky) (+ String quartet, Violin sonata; Saint-Saens 1, Real Sound 112 Lalo, Faure: Trios; Debussy, Roussel & Faure: String quartets) Trio Archipel VoxBox CD3X3031 (+ Chausson) (in “1914: The Year in Music”) Cypres CYP1612 Menuetto Classics 4803308079 Arden Trio Trio Carracilly (+ Saint-Saens 2) (in Ravel: Complete chamber works) Delos DE3055 Calliope CAL3822/3 Trio Arpeggio Trio Cérès (+ Bloch: Nocturnes, Haydn 44) (+ Faure, Hersant) Gallo VDECD1119 Oehms OC730 MusicWeb International Updated: June 2021 Piano Trio Discography: Ravel Trio Chausson Trio Fontenay (+ Chausson) (+ Debussy, Faure) Mirare MIR049 Teldec 2292449372 Claremont Trio Fournier Trio (+ Beethoven 3) (+ Ravel, Salter) Tria Records TR3862 Usk Recordings 1231CD [review] Copenhagen Trio Fujita Piano Trio (+ Berceuse, Faure: Trio, Sicilienne) (+ Shostakovich 1 & 2) Kontrapunkt 32158 Intim Musik IMCD104 Copenhagen Trio Con Brio Trio George Sand (+ Bloch: Nocturnes, Dvorak 4) (+ Bonis: Soir, Matin; Faure) Azica Records 71240 Zig Zag Territoires ZZT120101 Trio Dali Gryphon Trio (+ Violin & cello sonata) (+ Clarke) Fuga Libera FUG547 Analekta AN29520 [review] Daroch Trio Guarneri Trio (+ Debussy, Dvorak 4) (+ Martin, Saint-Saëns 1) Dux 0758 [review] Ottavo 28922 Dresden Klaviertrio Duo Hayashi, Marco Fornaciari (+ Martinu 1, Faure) (+ Faure) Berlin Classics BC11012 Fone 86F05 Eaken Piano trio Hoboken Trio (+ Turina 2) (+ Ravel arrangements; Turina: Circulo) Excelsius Anima Records 121000001 Eroica Trio Ibuki Trio (+ Schoenfield: Café music; arrangements) (+ Shostakovich 2) EMI 0944272 Claudio CR58902 Claudio CR58906 Eskar Trio (+ Chausson) Icicle Creek Piano Trio Classico CLASSCD418 (+ Schubert 2) Con Brio CBR28405 Feininger Trio (+ Debussy) Trio Italiano CAvi Music 8553317 (+ Debussy) Arts Music 472382 Fidelio Trio (+ Saint-Saens 2) Joachim Trio Resonus RES10173 [review] (+ Debussy, Schmitt: Tres lents) Naxos 8550934 Florestan Trio (+ Debussy, Faure) Juno’s Band Hyperion CDA30029 (in “Paris 1900-1968”) Hyperion CDA67114 Metronome METCD1047 MusicWeb International p2 Piano Trio Discography: Ravel (in “Impression”) NZTrio Metronome METCD1048 (+ Mozart 3; Castro-Robinson: At water’s birth, Pärt: Adagio, Yudane: Entering the stream) Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson trio Rattle RATD019 (in “Ravel: Works for piano, violin and cello”) Koch 7726 Oberlin Trio Arabesque Z6736 (+ Debussy, Loeillet: Trio sonata) SNE 2032 Trio Karénine (+ Fauré, Tailleferre) Trio Parnassus Mirare MIR376 (+ Debussy) MDG 3030272 Lions Gate Trio (+ Chausson, Debussy) (+ Clarke, Ives) MDG 3031711 Centaur CRC3383 Trio Ravel Lysander Piano Trio (+ Debussy, Faure) (+ Haydn 41, Schubert: Notturno, Turina: Arion 68018 Circulo) Victor Elmaleh Collection CAG113 Rembrandt Trio (+ Chaminade 1, Saint-Saens 1) Trio Machiavelli Sono Luminus DOR90187 (+ Chausson: Quartet) Berlin Classics 0301417BC [review] Trio Rouvier-Kantorow-Muller (+ Faure, Debussy) TrioMats Denon CO72508 (+ Beethoven 5, Shostakovich 2) (+ Sonatas) Daphne 1016 Erato 45920 (+ String quartet; Debussy: Trio & quartet) Trio di Milano Brilliant 8200 (+ Debussy, Faure) Dynamic CDS049 Saguaro Trio (+ Babajanian, Haydn 42) Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble Fontenay Classics FCI002 (+ Sonatine; Debussy: Cello sonata) Exton 4538182774106 (?) Trio Seraphim (in “Trio Through Time”) Trio Mondrian ABC Classics 4818803 (+ Shostakovich 2) Challenge Classics CC72535 [review] Trio Shaham Erez Wallfisch (+ Debussy, Faure) Morgenstern Trio Nimbus NI5905 [review][review] (+ Fontyn, Talleferre) CAvi Music 8553315 Sitkovetsky Trio (+ Saint-Saens 2) Nash Ensemble BIS BIS2219 (+ Sonata & songs; Debussy: Songs & chamber works) Smetana Trio Erato 5614272 (+ Shostakovich 1 & 2) (+ Intro & Allegro, Sonata) Supraphon SU41452 [review] CRD 3446 Trio Solisti (+ Mussorgysky: Pictures) MusicWeb International p3 Piano Trio Discography: Ravel Endeavour Classics END1022 Fuga Libera FUG748 (+ Chausson) Bridge 9440 [review][review] Trio Zingara (+ Shostakovich 2) Solomon Trio Collins Classics CC1040 (+ Debussy, Fauré) IMP Masters 41 Vladimir Ashkenazy, Itzhak Perlman, Lynn (+ Debussy, Fauré, Beethoven 5 & 6, Harrell Mendelssohn 1 & 2, Tchaikovsky, Arensky 1) (+ Debussy: Sonatas) IMP Masters 36 Decca 4443182 (in “Ashkenazy: 50 Years on Decca”) Trio Suleika Decca 4785093 (+ Alborado; 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(+ Debussy) Fortner & Gieseking: Cello sonatas) RCA 68062 Bayer Records 200032 (in “The Classic André Previn) RCA 19075831672 Louis Kentner, Yehudi Menuhin, Gaspar Cassadó Andre Previn, Yong Uck Kim, Ralph Kirshbaum (+ Mozart 4 & Violin concertos) (in “Previn Edition”) Minuet 428409 [review] Warner Classics 9029506573 [review] (+ Mozart 4) Documents 285998 Sviatoslav Richter, Oleg Kagan, Natalie (in “Miles of a cello legend”) Gutman Documents 600499 Melodiya LP MELLP0035 (+ Franck 1) Tatiana Kolesova, Helen Ayres, Timothy Live Classics 174 Nankervis Melodiya MELCD100227019 (in “2008 SIPCA Vol. 2”) (+ Franck 1; Debussy: Images) ABC Classics 4766960 Melodiya GST24171 (in “Richter Live: The Essentials”) Ruth Laredo, Jaime Laredo, Jeffrey Solow Melodiya MECO0229 (+ Violin sonata) Sony SK92169 Pascal Rogé, Mie Kobayashi, Yoko Hasegawa (+ Chausson) Noël Lee, Clara Bonaldi, Yvan Chiffoleau Onyx 4008 [review] (+ Sonatas, Tzigane) Decca 4767436 Arthur Rubinstein, Jascha Heifetz, Gregor Piatigorsky Ursula von Lerber, Jane Peters, Florent (+ Mendelssohn 1) Audibert RCA G010002062281L ( in “Normandie et Impressionnisme”) (+ Korngold, Rozsa: Concertos) Skarbo DSK4156 Documents 285260 (in “Milestones of a legend”) Lev Oborin, David Oistrakh, Svyatoslav Documents 600420 Knushevitsky (in “Piatigorsky: Art of the cello”) (+ Dvorak 4, Chopin, Smetana) RCA 19075832132 Urania URN22354 (+ Debussy, Respighi: Violin sonatas) DG 4778537 [review] RCA 7871 (+ Rachmaninov 2) (in Ravel collection) Preiser 90596 Cascavelle VEL3048 (+ Chopin) Monitor 72069 Brooks Smith, Arnold Eidus, George Ricci (+ Violin sonata) Denis Pascal, Svetlin Roussev, Aurélien Pascal EMG Classical 894232622129 (+ Tzigane, Tombeau, Valses) La Musica LMU016D Jean-Yves Thibaudet, Joshua Bell, Steven Isserlis Jean-Claude Pennetier, Regis Pasquier, Roland (+ Chausson: Concert) Pidoux Decca 4258602 (in “Chamber Music”) (+ Chausson: Concert; Debussy, Faure & Blue Saphir 1044 Franck: Violin sonatas) (+ Sonatas, Tzigane) Decca 4756709 Blue Saphir 1065 MusicWeb International p5 Piano Trio Discography: Ravel Lars Vogt, Florian Donderer, Tanja Tezlaff (+ Smetana; Watkins: Clarinet trio) CAvi Music 8553260 Lubov Yedlina, Borodin Quartet members (+ Brahms: Clarinet quintet) Melodiya MELCD1001040 MusicWeb International p6 .
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