Ludwig String Trio
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T073934838 (SJT12)Featuring three composers at their most creative: Beethoven in his Serenade includes a Marcia, a Polacca and one of the first instrumental dumka (lament); this exciting Trio shows how Hindemith was the greatest German performer-composer in the 20th century; the Divertimento is Mozart at his zenith - as good as any of his quartets, but achieved with only three players. Running time: 2hrs 20minsPerformer Peter Cropper (violin). Performer James Boyd (viola). Performer Paul Watkins (cello). | |
| 8 Mar 12 | Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough :: V949 listing details L0127443251 |
| 24 Feb 12 | Square Chapel Arts Centre, Halifax :: V1098014226 listing details L0738423484 |
T1837168804 (OLDLAUNDRY09)Brahms spent twenty years re-drafting this trio before it was finally published. It's full of energetic yet disturbing vigour and passion, which reflect his turbulent thoughts of self-doubt. Schumann was a pianist and inspired by the music of Beethove; both of which are evident in his Op.47 quartet. Dvorak's Op.87 quartet was premiered just days before he started writing the Dumky piano trio, which was heard earlier in the tour. The quartet is much more Brahmsian and uses less folk tunes than the trio.Performer Peter Cropper (violin). Performer James Boyd (viola). Performer Paul Watkins (cello). Performer Bengy Forsberg (piano). | |
| 3 Nov 09 | The Old Laundry Theatre, Bowness-on-Windermere :: V191 listing details L01513427953 |
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| 27 Oct 11 | The Old Laundry Theatre, Bowness-on-Windermere :: V191 listing details L1509122681 |
| 9 Apr 08 | New Victoria Theatre, Newcastle-under-Lyme :: V119 listing details L47219466 |
