Schubert / Beaux Arts Trio: Complete Trios for Piano Violin & Cello
Schubert / Beaux Arts Trio: Complete Trios for Piano Violin & Cello
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Schubert / Beaux Arts Trio
Label: Speakers Corner
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 4260019713773
Genre: Classical Composers
Anyone who takes an interest in Schubert's late works will sooner or later come across clich'-like interpretations of his music that have been associated with a foreboding of his early death. Robert Schumann on the other hand was more objective when he looked at the score of Schubert's two great Piano Trios: he characterized that in E flat major as effectual, masculine and dramatic, and the sister work in B flat major as languishing, feminine and lyrical. Both masterpieces have in common highly varied movements, which must be approached with great insight, a deeply felt sustained lyricism, and a courageous approach as regards the bold themes. That this recording with the Beaux Arts Trio has taken on a benchmark status might well lie in the fact that the three musicians amalgamate romantic fire with analytical aplomb which results in Schubert pure. With their non-stop ebb and flow of melodies, wonderfully indulgent sound colouring and a fiery tour de force through the miraculously winding harmonic paths, the Beaux Arts Trio prove themselves to be among the very best of all Schubert interpreters.Having taken their final bow at a concert in Leipzig in September 2009 after 54 years, the time is certainly ripe for an audiophile re-release of this superb recording..
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