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Classical | Label: La Música
Denis Pascal and his sons Alexandre and Aurélien are united by a unique bond that can only come from family ties in music, and invite us on a fascinating exploration of Czech music between the 19th and 20th centuries. The national composers gradually emancipated themselves from German influence and infused their aesthetics with the melodies, colors and rhythms of their homeland. Bedrich Smetana was the first to follow this seminal path, and in his Trio op. 15, in which he mourns the death of his beloved daughter in 1855, the darkness is sometimes illuminated by purely Czech colors. In his trio “Dumky” (1891), Dvorák accentuates this tendency brilliantly, with a gripping expressive palette and an admirable perfection of composition. The Elegy by Josef Suk is a tribute to his older brother and also adds echoes of antiquity, not unlike French Impressionism.
Tracklist
01. Dvořák- Piano Trio No. 4 -Dumky-, Op. 90- I. Lento maestoso
02. Dvořák- Piano Trio No. 4 -Dumky-, Op. 90- II. Poco adagio
03. Dvořák- Piano Trio No. 4 -Dumky-, Op. 90- III. Andante
04. Dvořák- Piano Trio No. 4 -Dumky-, Op. 90- IV. Andante moderato
05. Dvořák- Piano Trio No. 4 -Dumky-, Op. 90- V. Allegro
06. Dvořák- Piano Trio No. 4 -Dumky-, Op. 90- VI. Lento maestoso
07. Suk- Elegy for Violin, Cello and Piano, Op. 23
08. Smetana- Piano Trio in G Minor, Op.15- I. Moderato assai
09. Smetana- Piano Trio in G Minor, Op.15- II. Allegro ma non agitato
10. Smetana- Piano Trio in G Minor, Op.15- III. Presto
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