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Gidon Kremer / Giedre Dirvanauskaite / Khatia Buniatishvili: Tchaikovsky/Kissine Piano Trios

Read "Tchaikovsky/Kissine Piano Trios" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


The underlying element uniting these two chamber pieces, composed more than a century Apart, are their Russian origins and the piano trio format as compositional vehicle. Jurg Stenzl, in his notes, describes these two piano trios, the first composed in 1882 by Tchaikovsky and the second by Victor Kissine in 2009, as “the beginning and (for the moment) end of the history of Russian chamber music." Outside of some technical elements, that is all these trios have in common.


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