F. Klieser / H. Schuch / A. Bielow -Horn Trios Felix Klieser -Berlin Classics CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Trio für Horn, Violine und Klavier Nr. 1 c-moll

01. "1. Ohne Satzbezeichnung"

02. "2. Ohne Satzbezeichnung"
Trio für Horn, Violine und Klavier Nr. 2 F-Dur

03. "1. Ohne Satzbezeichnung"

04. "2. Ohne Satzbezeichnung"

05. "3. Ohne Satzbezeichnung"
Trio für Klavier, Violine und Horn Es-Dur op. 40

06. "1. Ohne Satzbezeichnung"

07. "2. Ohne Satzbezeichnung"

08. "3. Ohne Satzbezeichnung"

09. "4. Ohne Satzbezeichnung"
Quatre petites Pi?ces (für Horn, Violine und Klavier)

10. "1. Ohne Satzbezeichnung"

11. "2. Ohne Satzbezeichnung"

12. "3. Ohne Satzbezeichnung"

13. "4. Ohne Satzbezeichnung"

14. "Serenade op. 73"

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Felix Klieser/ Herbert Schuch/ Andrej Bielow

Description:

Felix Klieser first began to take a serious interest in the Horn Trio of Johannes Brahms (1833â??1897) at the age of thirteen. Back then he was just a junior student at the College of Music and Drama in Hanover. He bought several different recordings of the work, including one featuring the hornist Peter Damm, whom he was later to meet at a master class in Dresden. â??I picked up quickly that Felix was extraordinarily talented. He was able to elicit from the horn a soft, warm sound, a distinctly Romantic horn tone,â? says the former horn-player of the Dresden Staatskapelle in high praise of Klieser in the booklet text to the young musicianâ??s new CD entitled â??Horn Triosâ?, released on the Berlin Classics label. â??The Brahms Trio is the pride of the horn literature,â? according to Peter Damm, a view he shares with Felix Klieser. That led him to seek out other such works, perhaps even unknown literature from the horn trio genre. He came across the French composer FrÃ©dÃ©ric Nicolas Duvernoy (1765â??1838), FaurÃ© pupil Charles Koechlin (1867â??1950) and the Mannheim-born Robert Kahn (1865â??1951). The result is a programme of works spanning nearly 100 years of development of the horn trio, which bring Felix Klieser a further step towards his goal: to place the horn centre stage as a colourful and profoundly Romantic instrument. Such a plan requires the right chamber music partners, whom Felix Klieser has happily found: at the piano sits the outstanding and sensitive Herbert Schuch, while the violin is played by the Ukrainian ARD competition winner Andrej Bielow. â??It was a wonderful experience for us to learn these pieces, some of them quite new to us, thereby expanding the scope of the chamber music genre in an exciting way,â? - FELIX KLIESER/HERBERT SCHUCH/ANDREJ BIELOW

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0300931BC

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