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Schubert : Notturno - Trio pour piano n° 2. Trio Hamlet.
Diapason from January 2020
Review de Jérôme Bastianelli
Page No. 105
Format : 1 CD
Total Time : 00:58:29

Recording : 01/11/2018
Location : Hilversum
Country : Pays-Bas
Sound : Studio / Stereo

Label : Channel Classics
Catalog No. : CCS41719
EAN : 0723385417194

Publishing Year : 2019
Release Date : 27/11/2019

Genre : Classical
Franz Schubert (1797-1828)
Adagio pour Trio pour Piano en mi bémol majeur, D 897 "Notturno"
Trio n° 2 en mi bémol majeur pour piano, violon et violoncelle, D 929, op. 100

Trio Hamlet
Paolo Giacometti, piano
Candida Thompson, violon
Xenia Jankovic, violoncelle

Sont-ce les instruments, joués historiquement informés, à commencer par le Conrad Graf de Paolo Giacometti sec et court, mais jamais le Deuxième Trio de Schubert n’aura raisonné aussi mince : il ne faut pas confronter à cette estompe le grand geste symphonique de Viviana Sofronitzky et de ses amis. La surprise passée, je peine pour m’attacher à cette impitoyable mise au net qui montre le chef d’œuvre dans sa nudité, mais à ce point ne pas vouloir interpréter asphyxie tout de même les élans, les mélodies si ailées, la grâce du chant. Cela compte, vétille, le clavier picore, les cordes se citronnent, et c’est Schubert pourtant qui survit malgré tout. (Discophilia - Artalinna.com) (Jean-Charles Hoffelé)

Some of Franz Schubert’s music – like the Trout Quintet or the Ave Maria – is heard time and again, while other pieces are hardly ever played. Even when the focus is on his chamber music, these extremes are evident. Of all fifteen string quartets, Death and the Maiden is played most, while others are true Cinderellas. The wonderful String Quintet in C major is played fairly frequently, and the two Piano Trios a little less. The present recording features beside opus 100, a great rarity, the Notturno in E flat major opus post.148 D897 for violin, cello and piano. Like much other chamber music, this piece was probably first played among Schubert’s friends, or in his home, with the composer at the piano, his brother Ignaz or Ferdinand on the violin and father Schubert on the cello. Among the Schubert family the piece was known as the Adagio in E flat major. The publisher Diabelli fished it out of the composer’s estate in 1844 and issued it under the fantasy name Notturno. Today we know that it was written as second movement for the Piano Trio in E flat major opus 100, but then rejected by the composer himself. In its melodies and modulations Schubert’s pioneering style in the nineteenth century is clearly recognisable

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