Busch Trio
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The Busch are a thoroughly expert ensemble, easily to be trusted with a complete Beethoven cycle. They explore the composer's more overtly expressive moments with earnestness and telling dynamic... —
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The sheer quality and naturalness of their music-making is deliciously demonstrated in the development section of the opening movement of the First Quintet of 1872…The main act here is the Second... —
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The Busch Trio have been garnering glowing reviews in 19th-century repertoire. Now they show themselves equally at home in the two major 20th-century repertoire standards. All four movements... —
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Dvořák: Complete Chamber Music for Piano and Strings
Miguel Da Silva (viola), Maria Milstein (violin)
Busch Trio
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4 CDs
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Throughout the disc, on which the sound quality is very resonant but never intrusive, they show a natural empathy with Dvořák’s language and bring to the music all the whole-hearted bounce,... —
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The Busch Trio’s sympathy with this repertoire feels absolute, their communicative ardour evident throughout the performance… A true delight from start to finish. —
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[In the Lento] the Busch/da Silva seem to these ears to get it just right, with plenty of colour in the cimbalom-like writing and a palpable enjoyment of Dvorak’s dynamic range...A fine recording... —
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After a moment of adjustment, I began to relish the Busch’s bright, bold approach, which extends to all four movements. Captured in excellent close-up sound, the confident musicianship of the... —
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Very fine performances, the two string players perfectly matched, with articulate piano playing —
