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Romantic Piano Trios

Trio Anima Mundi

Altogether four welcome works, beautifully recorded in well-balanced sound, with consistently affectionate performances.

Romantic Piano Trios

Trio Anima Mundi

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Altogether four welcome works, beautifully recorded in well-balanced sound, with consistently affectionate performances.

About

Trio Anima Mundi has become a significant and much-loved part of Melbourne’s chamber music life. Since 2008, TAM has been presenting concerts that bring an eclectic mix of repertoire from the great masters to little-known works. The four works presented in this recording are representative works from the 2008 - 2011 series, namely William Hurlstone’s Piano Trio in G (2008), Max d’Ollone’s Piano Trio in A minor (2009), Dag Wiren’s Piano Trio No.1, Op.6 (2010) and Miriam Hyde’s Fantasy Trio (2011).

Praised as a ‘trio of vitality, charm and aplomb’ (The Age), the trio’s members – Kenji Fujimura (piano), Rochelle Ughetti (violin), Miranda Brockman (cello) - are seasoned performers and have gained a reputation for excellence and a sumptuous sound world.

Contents and tracklist

I. Allegro moderato
Track length9:45
II. Andante
Track length6:59
III. Molto vivace
Track length5:56
IV. Allegro comodo
Track length6:48
I. Allegro ma non troppo e ben deciso
Track length9:51
II. Adagio
Track length9:54
III. Scherzo. Allegro
Track length4:25
IV. Finale. Presto
Track length4:56
I. Allegro
Track length6:00
II. Adagio
Track length4:20
III. Fughetta
Track length1:12
IV. Alla passacaglia
Track length4:23

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December 2013

Altogether four welcome works, beautifully recorded in well-balanced sound, with consistently affectionate performances.
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