Romantic Trios - concert by the Messiaen Trio

TRIO MESSIAEN
David Petrlik, violin
Volodia Van Keulen, cello
Philippe Hattat, piano
Concert programme
Ernest CHAUSSON: Trio pour violon, violoncelle et piano en sol mineur, op. 3
Camille SAINT-SAËNS: Trio pour violon, violoncelle et piano n° 2 en mi mineur, op. 92
These two piano trios - a youthful work by Chausson (1881, then twenty-six) and a mature work by Saint-Saëns (1892, fifty-seven) - bear witness to the vitality and diversity of chamber productions in late nineteenth-century France. While the younger composer followed in the footsteps of César Franck, albeit respecting the traditional form of the four-movement trio, his elder liked to break with convention and thus flummox an audience who thought they knew everything about him since his first piano trio, premiered nearly thirty years earlier. Its five-movement structure, surprising rhythmic interplay and mischievous allusions remind us that aging composers were not necessarily traditionalists.
📖 Programme notes: bru-zane.com/wp-content/uploa...
Recorded in Venice, Palazzetto Bru Zane, February 2021
Video: Maco Film
As part of the Venice Carnival
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It is best music I ever heard amazing!! i can listen to it every day !

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You should have your own you tube channel but please only do one piece at a time, not the whole one hour.