SKU: PR.114412950
UPC: 680160589197. 9.5 x 13 inches.
Music for Piano Trio/ The March of Folly was inspired by Barbara Tuchman's book of the same name. In her book, Ms. Tuchman defines folly as, the pursuit by governments of pursuing policies contrary to their own interests. In the preface she asks, why do holders of high office so often act contrary to the way reason points seem so often not to function? She illuminates four decisive points in history that illustrate the very heights of folly in government, and illustrates folly as 'a child of power'.
SKU: HL.14023210
ISBN 9788759812341. English.
The composer writes... Doruntine is the name of a princess in Ismail Kadare's novel of the same name which takes place in thirteenth century Albania. Doruntine, who in the piece is represented by the Cello's melody, is taken through various strange musical landscapes before she finally finds her way home. The piece was composed 1994 and is dedicated to the Joachim Piano Trio.
SKU: HL.49008246
ISBN 9790001125963. UPC: 884088599447. 9.0x12.0x0.142 inches.
This short trio movement introduces a typical contemporary idiom, without being too technically demanding. Equally suitable for teaching and performance. For piano, cello, and violin.
SKU: M7.BP-1565
ISBN 9790015156502.
SKU: AP.36-52783161
ISBN 9781621568599. UPC: 679360694169. English.
Included: J.S. Bach, Wachet auf, Arioso, and Sheep may Safely Graze; Schumann, Traumeri; Beethoven, Ode to Joy; Franck, Panis Angelicus; Mozart, Alleluja from Exultate Jubilate and Andante from Piano Concerto #21; Tchaikovsky, Sleeping Beauty Waltz.
These products are currently being prepared by a new publisher. While many items are ready and will ship on time, some others may see delays of several months.
SKU: M7.DOHR-13829
ISBN 9790202028292.
Nach mehreren Misserfolgen mit neuen Opern konzentrierte sich Marschner vermehrt auf Kammermusik. So entstanden zwischen 1840 und 1855 sechs seiner insgesamt sieben Klaviertrios. Das hier vorgelegte Grand Trio g-Moll op. 111 ist das erste dieser reifen Klaviertrios. Das Werk erschien erstmals 1841 bei Friedrich Hofmeister in Leipzig und ist Sophie Cohen née Gleisdorffer (Sophie Sara Cohen, geboren am 20. November 1810 in Regensburg, gestorben am 8. Februar 1862 in Hannover) gewidmet. Marschner war offenbar um zyklische Geschlossenheit bemüht, weisen doch alle vier Sätze thematische Querbezüge und Verwandtschaften auf. Es handelt sich um ein Werk, das auch heute seine Wirkung nicht verfehlen sollte! (Christian Vitalis) Der Stimmensatz enthält neben Violin- und Cellostimme auch eine Klavierstimme.
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