Bruch: Chamber Music

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The members of Trio Apollon offer persuasive performances. There is grit in Felix Schwartz's viola timbre, especially fine in the declamatory solos in No 3, while Matthias Glander matches him... — Gramophone Magazine, March 2016 More…

Release Date: 13th Nov 2015
Catalogue No: 88875165192
Label: RCA
Length: 61 minutes

Bruch: Eight Pieces for clarinet, viola and piano, Op. 83

Work length36:04

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Trio Apollon

I. Andante

Track length3:40

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II. Allegro con moto

Track length2:29

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III. Andante con moto

Track length6:30

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IV. Allegro agitato

Track length3:56

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V. Andante, "Rumänische Melodie"

Track length5:22

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VI. Andante con moto, "Nachtgesang"

Track length5:23

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VII. Allegro vivace ma non troppo

Track length3:37

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VIII. Moderato

Track length5:07

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Bruch: Kol Nidrei, Op. 47 (Arr. for Clarinet, Viola and Piano)

Work length9:34

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Trio Apollon

Bruch: Canzone in B-Flat Major, Op. 55 (Arr. for Clarinet and Piano)

Work length6:56

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Wolfgang Kühnl (piano), Matthias Glander (clarinet)

Bruch: Romance for viola & orchestra / piano, Op. 85

Work length8:28

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Wolfgang Kühnl (piano), Felix Schwartz (viola)

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The new release by the acclaimed Trio Apollon concentrates on Max Bruch’s (1838-1920) music for clarinet, viola, and piano.In 1990, Felix Schwartz, 1st principal violist of the Staatskapelle Berlin; Matthias Glander, 1st solo clarinettist of the Staatskapelle Berlin; and Wolfgang Kühnl, professor of piano and chamber music at Berlin University joined to form the Trio Apollon. Little did they know the musical success they would experience, with 2015 marking the 25th anniversary of the ensemble, unchanged in its line-up. Trio Apollon have gained an enviable international reputation, exhibiting their great virtuosity and unmistakable, warm sound at performances in the Berlin State Opera, New York's Carnegie Hall, the Berlin Philharmonie, Tokyo, London and Paris. Numerous highly acclaimed CD recordings were performed by the trio. Trio Apollon’s album "Water Games" (Warner Classics), with works by Françaix, Poulenc, Enescu, Kurtág and Matthus, received the ECHO Klassik 2006 for the best chamber music recording. The trio’s repertoire extends from the Viennese Classical period on through the German romanticism and up to contemporary works. Numerous well-known contemporary composers have dedicated works to the Trio.

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March 2016

The members of Trio Apollon offer persuasive performances. There is grit in Felix Schwartz's viola timbre, especially fine in the declamatory solos in No 3, while Matthias Glander matches him for tender tone in the G minor piece.

Bruch: Chamber Music

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