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An a to Z of the Piano Trio Repertoire Discography & Review Index: An A to Z of the Piano Trio Repertoire Discography & Review Index: "I, J & K” Composers Compiled by David Barker Project Index Márton Illés (+ V d’Indy: Quintet, Quartet 3) 1975-, Hungary Marco Polo 8.223691 Torso VI John Ireland Haydn Trio Eisenstadt 1879-1962, Britain (in “Dedicated to Haydn”) Capriccio C7020 Phantasie Trio in a (1906) Barbican Piano Trio Andrew Imbrie (+ Bush: Concert studies, Mendelssohn 1) 1921-2007, USA ASV CDDCA646 Piano Trio 2 (1989) Cantamen (+ Bridge, Friskin: Phantasies; Moeran: Trio) Francesco Trio British Music Society BMS418CD [review] (+ Harbison 1, Powell, Shifrin) Dimension Piano Trio Music & Arts CD4756 (+ Bridge: Phantasie; Schoenberg: Verklarte nacht; Suk: Elegie) Champs Hill Records CHRCD060 [review] Vincent d’Indy 1851-1931, France Gould Piano Trio (+ Trios 2 & 3, works for violin & piano) Trio 2 in G, op. 98 (1929) Naxos 8.570507 [review] Arensky Trio Hartley Piano Trio (+ Debussy, Turina: Circulo) (+ Clarke: Trio, Viola sonata; 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L Kirchner 1, Persichetti: Serenade 3) Eclectra 2028 Trio 3 in c, op. 59 (1880) Osiris Trio Syrius Trio (+ Beethoven 1, Dvorak 4, Martin, Novak, (+ Trios 1 & 2) Shostakovich 2) Toccata Classics TOCC0107 [review] Challenge Classics CC72615 Trio 4 in c, op. 85 (1887) Pacific Art Trio (+ Korngold) Birgitta Wollenweber, Matthias Wollong, Delos DE1009 Michael Sanderling (+ Piano quartet & quintet) Triple Forte Real Sound RS036 (+ Ravel, Shostakovich 1) Atma Classique ACD22633 Pierre Jalbert Zurich Piano Trio b. 1967, USA (+ Piazzolla: Four seasons, Schnyder) Claves CD502106 Trio 1 (1998) Werner Bartschi, Martin Mumelter, Wen-Sinn Morgenstern Trio Yang (+ Bloch: Nocturnes; Bridge: Phantasy, Baran: (+ Cage: Music for any combination) Transformations) Koch Schwann 367142 Azica ACD71326 Jeffrey Kahane, Lynn Chang, Yo-Yo Ma Michael Boriskin, Karina Canellakis, Nicholas (+ Bernstein: Clarinet sonata, Gershwin: Canellakis Preludes, L Kirchner; Triptych) (+ Secret alchemy) Sony 8869756034 Copland House Blend CHBCD102 Gilbert Kalish, Ronan Lefkowitz, Yo-Yo Ma (in “Yo-Yo Ma: 30 Years Outside The Box”) Wilhelm Jeral Sony 88697523072 [review] 1861-1935, Bohemia Israela Margit, Glenn Dicterow, Allan Sérénade Viennoise, op. 18 (1922) Stepansky (+ Songs, Violin sonstas 2 & 4) Thomas Christian Ensemble EMI/Warner 2344495 (+ Kienzl, Lazzari) CPO 7777612 [review] Salomon Jadassohn 1831-1902, Germany Fergus Johnston 1959-, Ireland Trio 1 in F, op. 16 (1858) Trio (2011) Syrius Trio Fidelio Trio (+ Trios 2 & 3) (+ Bodley, Buckley, Clarke 2) Toccata Classics TOCC0107 [review] Metier MSV28556 [review] MusicWeb International p3 Piano Trios: I, J & K Composers Fuga Libera FUG518 Betsy Jolas 1926-, France/USA Paul Juon 1872-1940, Russia/Switzerland Ah! Haydn Trio 1 in a, op. 17 (1901) Haydn Trio Eisenstadt (in “Dedicated to Haydn”) Altenberg Trio Wien Capriccio C7020 (in Complete Trios) Challenge Classics CC72002 Diane Jones Trio Paian USA (+ Miniatures, Shostakovich 1 & 2) Coviello COV50502 Crooked Lake Trio-Miniatures, op. 18a (1901) Casals Trio (in “Moto Eterno”) Kammermusik Ensemble Chamäleon Navona NV6341 (+ Rhapsody 1, Romance, Marchen, Arioso & Berceuse) Earth Rise Gallo CD876 [review] Trio Casals Trio Paian (+ Aberdam: Grisailles, Estelle: Faraway Star; (+ Trio 1, Shostakovich 1 & 2) Longoria: Rhythms for 3; Muncaster: Palette & Coviello COV50502 solo cello works) Navona NV6266 Trio-Caprice (Trio 2), op. 39 (1908) Three Songs Altenberg Trio Wien (in Complete Trios) Trio Casals Challenge Classics CC72002 (+ Ascioti: Tableau, Carollo 1, Fleisher: Ma mere; Noyes, Wilenski: Variations) Trio 3 in G, op. 60 (1915) Navona NV6003 Altenberg Trio Wien (in “The Piano Trios") Joseph Jongen Challenge Classics CC72002 1873-1953, Belgium Litaniae in c sharp, op. 70 (1920) Trio in b, op. 10 (1897) Altenberg Trio Wien Ensemble Joseph Jongen (in “The Piano Trios") (+ Aquarelles, Pieces) Challenge Classics CC72002 Fuga Libera FUG518 Two Pieces, op. 95 (1931) Boulanger Trio (+ Tchaikovsky) Clara Wieck Trio C-Avi Music 8553916 [review] (+ Lekeu) Signum Classics SIGX5400 Göbel-Trio Berlin (+ Bloch: Nocturnes, Malipiero: Sonata, Ensemble Joseph Jongen Schoenberg: Sonnet) (+ Trio, Aquarelles) Thorofon 884463769366 MusicWeb International p4 Piano Trios: I, J & K Composers Schweizer Klaviertrio (+ Martin, Schnyder) Max Brod Trio Musiques Suisses MGB6204 (+ Trio 1) MDG Audiomax 90319406 [review] Legende in D, op. 83 (1930) Trio 3 in c, op. 35 (1902) Altenberg Trio Wien (in “The Piano Trios") Hyperion Trio Challenge Classics CC72002 (+ Trios 1, 2 & 4) CPO 7777912 [review] Suite in C, op. 89 (1932) Trio 4 in e, op. 72 (1914) Altenberg Trio Wien (in “The Piano Trios") Hyperion Trio Challenge Classics CC72002 (+ Trios 1-3) CPO 7777912 [review] Trio Con Brio (+ Tchaikovsky) Gallo 1029 Jouni Kaipainen 1956-, Finland Mauricio Kagel Trio 1, op. 21 1931-2008, Germany Endymion Ens Trio 1 (1985) (in “Meet the composer”) Warner Classics 2564663207 Liszt Trio Weimar (+ Hämeenniemi: Efisases, Lindberg: Tartuffe, (+ Trio 2, Schnittke) Saariaho: Lichtbogen) Aeon AECD0639 Finlandia 643443178068 Trio 2 (2001) Trio 3, op. 29 Liszt Trio Weimar (+ Trio 1, Schnittke) Grieg Trio Aeon AECD0639 (+ Beethoven 3, Kakadu, WoO39) Simax PSC1165 Robert Kahn Gryphon Trio 1865-1951, Germany (in “A century of Finnish chamber music”) Ondine ODE9842S Trio 1 in E, op. 19 (1893) Hyperion Trio Yui Kakinuma (+ Trios 2-4) 1961-, Japan CPO 7777912 [review] Kagetsu Max Brod Trio (+ Trio 2) Haydn Trio Eisenstadt MDG Audiomax 90319406 [review] (in “Dedicated to Haydn”) Capriccio C7020 Trio 2 in E flat, op. 33 (1900) Hyperion Trio Viktor Kalabis (+ Trios 1, 3 & 4) 1923-2006, Czech CPO 7777912 [review] MusicWeb International p5 Piano Trios: I, J & K Composers Trio, op. 39 (1974) Trio (2014) Suk Trio Andrzej Karałow, Agata Łazarczyk, Agata Bąk (in “Music of Viktor Kalabis”) (+ Violin sonata & other chamber works) MSR Classics MS1350 Dux 1584 Elena Kats-Chernin Emanuel Kania 1957-, Australia 1827-1887, Poland Calliope Dreaming (2008) Trio in g Trio Arbos Rafał Łuszczewski, Ewa Andruszkiewicz, (+ Bunch: Slow dance; Corea: Addendum; Mirosław Makowski Grundman: Walk; Kats-Chernin: Calliope (+ Elsner: Piano quartet) Dreaming; Schonefled: Cafe music) Dux 1352 Non Profit Music 1112 [review] Haydn Trio Eisenstadt Nikolai Kapustin (in “Dedicated to Haydn”) 1937-, Russia Capriccio C7020 Trio 1, op. 86 The Spirit and the Maiden (2004) Trío Arbós Muses Trio (+ Trio 2, Divertissement) (+ Beach: Romance, Bingham: Chapman's Non Profit Music NPM1405 [review] Pool, N Boulanger: Pieces, Denson: Boleros, Elton: Tango, Higdon: Yellow/red, Kapralova: Trio Panta Rhei Elegy, Neal: Comb man) (+ Pritsker; Bernstein: West Side story, Self
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