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貝多芬: 鋼琴三重奏第二集, G大調,作品1,第二號, 降B大調,作品97, '大公' / 西特柯維茲基三重奏
作曲家: Beethoven
樂團: Sitkovetsky Trio
With the three piano trios, Op.1,Ludwig van Beethoven took a genre still largely associated with salon music and raised it up to rival the string quartet. The works are innovative in form as well as in content. From this collection, the Trio in Gmajor, Op.1 No.2, appears as a cheerful and engaging work. While it has been said that one could discern 'the master's happy youth […] still unclouded, light and frivolous', hints of 'the deep seriousness and tender intimacy that would follow 'can also be found.
Knowing very well that well-placed dedications could result in princely rewards, Beethoven dedicated his Piano Trioin B flat major, Op. 97, to the Archduke Rudolphof Austria, hence its nickname, 'Archduke' Trio. With this work, Beethoven bade farewell to the genre with arguably his most important contribution, a trio of which a critic wrote that in it 'genius, art, nature, truth, spirit, originality, invention, execution, taste, power, fire, imagination, loveliness, deepfeeling and lively jesting entwine in sisterly harmony'.
After the success of its Ravel and Saint-Saëns trio srecording [BIS-2219],the Sitkovetsky Trio presents the eagerly awaited second instalment of its series devoted to Beethoven's piano trios.
SACD曲目:
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770—1827)
Piano Trio in G major, Op. 1 No. 2 34'41
1) I. Adagio — Allegro vivace 12'09
2) II. Largo con espressione 10'31
3) III. Scherzo. Allegro — Trio 3'44
4) IV. Finale. Presto 8'02
Piano Trio in B flat major, 'Archduke', Op. 97 44'48 5)
5) I. Allegro moderato 13'41 6)
6) II. Scherzo. Allegro 11'03 7)
7) III. Andante cantabile, ma pero con moto — attacca — 12'55 8)
8) IV. Allegro moderato — Presto 6'55
TT: 80'20 |
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