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Bruch: Piano Trio & Other Chamber Music

Simon Crawford-Phillips (piano), Stephanie Gonley (violin), Adrian Brendel (cello), Lawrence Power (viola), Jonathan Stone (violin), The Nash Ensemble

Bruch: Piano Trio & Other Chamber Music
Taking their cue from Stephanie Gonley’s first-violin leadership, the Trio and Quartet performances have a classy verve that convinces strongly, although the lower strings feel rather too hectoring...

Bruch: Piano Trio & Other Chamber Music

Simon Crawford-Phillips (piano), Stephanie Gonley (violin), Adrian Brendel (cello), Lawrence Power (viola), Jonathan Stone (violin), The Nash Ensemble

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Taking their cue from Stephanie Gonley’s first-violin leadership, the Trio and Quartet performances have a classy verve that convinces strongly, although the lower strings feel rather too hectoring...

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With a programme of chamber works drawn from both ends of Bruch’s long composing career, members of The Nash Ensemble once more reveal a neglected side of the composer’s output.

Contents and tracklist

I. Andante molto cantabile –
Track length5:58
II. Allegro assai
Track length5:38
III. Presto
Track length6:59
I. Aria
Track length6:00
II. Finnländisch
Track length3:59
III. Tanz: Schwedisch
Track length3:17
IV. Schottisch
Track length3:32
I. Allegro maestoso – Un poco più vivo
Track length12:38
II. Andante quasi adagio
Track length5:21
III. Vivace ma non troppo – Un poco meno vivo
Track length5:23
IV. Finale: Vivace
Track length5:55

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November 2021

Taking their cue from Stephanie Gonley’s first-violin leadership, the Trio and Quartet performances have a classy verve that convinces strongly, although the lower strings feel rather too hectoring in the Quartet’s last two movements. Adrian Brendel and Lawrence Power excel in the Romance and Four Pieces, as does Simon CrawfordPhillips’s accompanying.
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