Mozart's E flat Divertimento K563 is arguably the greatest work ever composed for string trio. Yet recordings of it seem to come along infrequently, and truly outstanding versions are even rarer, with ...

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First the Florestans. Now the Leopolds. Lady Bracknell would surely have had something incisive to say about the demise last year of Britain's leading piano trio and, now, of our premier practitioners ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Music Review By Vivien Schweitzer It seems that in regard to string trios, three’s a crowd, with little appeal for composers who since the Baroque era ...

Trio (Divertimento) Frank Peter Zimmermann, Violin Antoine Tamestit, Viola Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Composer Christian Poltéra, Cello String Trio Antoine Tamestit, Viola Franz Schubert, Composer ...