String Trios, Movements: No. 1 in G Mstislav Rostropovich, Cello Ludwig van Beethoven, Composer Rudolf Barshai, Viola Leonid Kogan, Violin String Trios, Movements: No. 3 in C minor Ludwig van ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Music Review By Vivien Schweitzer It seems that in regard to string trios, three’s a crowd, with little appeal for composers who since the Baroque era ...

We open the hour with string trio music played by three members of the ensemble L'Archibudelli, violinist Vera Beths, violist Jurgen Kussmaul, and cellist Anner Bylsma. They play the second movement ...

Before Ludwig van Beethoven composed his 16 string quartets — considered by musicians and composers alike as among the greatest pieces of music ever written — he wrote five string trios. This was in ...

Trio Zimmermann are big on heart and technique but low on ego, which makes for superbly natural-sounding performances. Something as simple as the Andante of the Op 3 Trio becomes a great conversation ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Music Review By Vivien Schweitzer Since Beethoven’s death in 1827, musicians and academics have pored over his life, letters and documents with a fine ...

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The greatness of Beethoven cast a long shadow. It was Brahms whose First Symphony was long delayed by the intensity with which the composer felt “the tramp of such a giant behind you”. And the shadow ...

When we finally see the return of concerts, shared experiences by full audiences, everyone together, the moment will be less for fireworks than for thanksgiving. Let us begin, then, with Beethoven as ...