BRAHMS: Trio for piano, violin and horn. 1rst mvt

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Historic: Trio in E flat major for piano, violin and horn. 1rst mvt: Andante-Poco più animato.
Recorded on 16 May and 13 November 1933 n°3 Studio, Abbey Road, London.

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  • It's so nice to hear this, not obsessively "polished". I don't exactly know how to describe it... to me this sounds like the highest form of three people getting together to play music while still feeling like three people getting together just to play music. When I listen to this I don't picture a formal concert hall, but rather a living room, natural setting, etc. In my opinion chamber music desperately needs that quality...

  • Actually, Brahms originally wrote it for natural horn.

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  • I never get tired of hearing this recording...

  • These are truly GREAT artists all. And remember they are playing straight through each movement. No splicing in those days.....

  • Have I already mentioned that Serkin is the BEST? ...

  • Yes! I got the album about 30 years ago. The first I heard this piece and loved it. Have always wanted to go to the Marlboro music festival because of it!

  • @ipmoic The Bloom/Serkin/Tree recording is one of my favorites. Also, have you heard the Wolfgang Tomboeck recording? It's on the Art of the Vienna Horn CD; probably my favorite horn player today.

  • Just beautiful. Thanks so much.

  • Thank you so much for posting this video. What a pleasure to hear! I love how you can hear that much of D.B.'s style came from his father.

  • Does anyone remember a Marlboro recording with Myron Bloom playing horn? I think Serkin was also the pianist on that recording. Years since I have heard it.

    I remember hearing a live performance with another great horn player-- John Barrows. He was wonderful.

    I guess you can tell I like this piece.

  • thanks for this. Aubrey was no slouch! His dad was A. E. Brain Sr., horn player in London. Brother was Alfred Brain, moved to, and was pro in , USA. Son was Dennis Brain. best tom varner --I love this piece now, did not love it when young--ha.

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