Storioni Trio - Emánuel Moór: Complete Piano Trios (2025) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Storioni Trio
- Title: Emánuel Moór: Complete Piano Trios
- Year Of Release: 2025
- Label: CPO
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 48.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:23:19
- Total Size: 383 / 833 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
CD1
01. Piano Trio op. 81 in C major: Allegro moderato
02. Piano Trio op. 81 in C major: Largo
03. Piano Trio op. 81 in C major: Allegro moderato (Maestoso)
04. Piano Trio op. 89 in B flat major: Andante con moto
05. Piano Trio op. 89 in B flat major: Scherzo
06. Piano Trio op. 89 in B flat major: Adagio
07. Piano Trio op. 89 in B flat major: Allegro moderato
CD2
01. Piano Trio in D major op. 74: Allegro moderato (poco maestoso)
02. Piano Trio in D major op. 74: Intermezzo
03. Piano Trio in D major op. 74: Adagiov
04. Piano Trio in D major op. 74: Allegro
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Emanuel Moór (1863-1931) was the son of an opera singer and cantor from Kecskemét, Hungary. He studied in Budapest with Robert Volkmann and then in Vienna with Anton Bruckner and the pianist Anton Door. And there is no doubt that the city on the Danube left its musical mark on his work, as the three piano trios presented here reveal. However, the point of departure for this trilogy does not start with his composition teachers, but with another famous counterpart, Johannes Brahms, who inspired not only Moór but also many of his younger compatriots. The chamber music of Béla Bartók and Erno Dohnányi also led him down a path to produce a wide spiral of unique structures and modes of expression with the piano always to the fore. The composer’s brilliant mastery of this instrument is combined with the two string instruments to create exciting constructions.
CD1
01. Piano Trio op. 81 in C major: Allegro moderato
02. Piano Trio op. 81 in C major: Largo
03. Piano Trio op. 81 in C major: Allegro moderato (Maestoso)
04. Piano Trio op. 89 in B flat major: Andante con moto
05. Piano Trio op. 89 in B flat major: Scherzo
06. Piano Trio op. 89 in B flat major: Adagio
07. Piano Trio op. 89 in B flat major: Allegro moderato
CD2
01. Piano Trio in D major op. 74: Allegro moderato (poco maestoso)
02. Piano Trio in D major op. 74: Intermezzo
03. Piano Trio in D major op. 74: Adagiov
04. Piano Trio in D major op. 74: Allegro
Emanuel Moór (1863-1931) was the son of an opera singer and cantor from Kecskemét, Hungary. He studied in Budapest with Robert Volkmann and then in Vienna with Anton Bruckner and the pianist Anton Door. And there is no doubt that the city on the Danube left its musical mark on his work, as the three piano trios presented here reveal. However, the point of departure for this trilogy does not start with his composition teachers, but with another famous counterpart, Johannes Brahms, who inspired not only Moór but also many of his younger compatriots. The chamber music of Béla Bartók and Erno Dohnányi also led him down a path to produce a wide spiral of unique structures and modes of expression with the piano always to the fore. The composer’s brilliant mastery of this instrument is combined with the two string instruments to create exciting constructions.
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