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Schubert Trout Quintet, Notturno

Aldo Baerten, Alois Posch, Antoine Tamestit, Christian Tetzlaff, Marie-Elisabeth Hecker, Martin Helmchen

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The overly serious musicologist shrinks from pronouncing the words Trout Quintet. He is well aware that this ‘subtitle’ did not originate with Franz Schubert, who wrote the quintet for piano, violin, viola cello and double bass in A major. And indeed, the choice of epithets for works by other composers has at times been unfortunate; indeed, taking into consideration the content of the entire work, one might even say misrepresentative, or distracting.

 

Tracklist

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1.
Piano Quintet in A, D.667 - Trout Quintet- Allegro vivace
13:26
2.
Piano Quintet in A, D.667 - Trout Quintet- Andante
06:51
3.
Piano Quintet in A, D.667 - Trout Quintet- Scherzo - Presto
04:09
4.
Piano Quintet in A, D.667 - Trout Quintet- Theme (Andantino) - Variations 1-5 - Allegretto
07:28
5.
Piano Quintet in A, D.667 - Trout Quintet- Allegro giusto
06:37
6.
"Variations on ""Trockne Blumen"" for flute and piano, D.802- Introduction (Andante)"
02:50
7.
"Variations on ""Trockne Blumen"" for flute and piano, D.802- Theme (Andantino)"
02:05
8.
"Variations on ""Trockne Blumen"" for flute and piano, D.802- Variation 1"
01:52
9.
"Variations on ""Trockne Blumen"" for flute and piano, D.802- Variation 2"
01:41
10.
"Variations on ""Trockne Blumen"" for flute and piano, D.802- Variation 3"
02:04
11.
"Variations on ""Trockne Blumen"" for flute and piano, D.802- Variation 4"
01:46
12.
"Variations on ""Trockne Blumen"" for flute and piano, D.802- Variation 5"
02:15
13.
"Variations on ""Trockne Blumen"" for flute and piano, D.802- Variation 6"
02:43
14.
"Variations on ""Trockne Blumen"" for flute and piano, D.802- Variation 7"
03:19
15.
Piano Trio (Notturno) in E flat, D.897- Adagio
09:45

Total time: 01:08:51

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PTC5186334

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Producer

Job Maarse

Recording Engineer

Jean Marie Geijsen, Lentje Mooij

Recording location

Siemens Villa, Berlin Germany

Recording Software

Pyramix

Recording Type & Bit Rate

DSD64

Release DateMay 16, 2015

Press reviews

SA-CD.Net 5 out of 5

A fine pianist alone would not be enough, but Martin Helmchen is fortunate to be joined by four superb string players who have coalesced brilliantly with him to create an outstanding chamber ensemble. Christian Tetzlaff, while perhaps best known as a soloist in the concert hall, also has a dedicated career as a chamber musician as do Marie-Elisabeth Hecker (cello) and Antoine Tamestit (viola), while Alois Posch is no less than leader of the bass section of the Vienna Philharmonic / Wiener Philharmoniker.

The recording, made in the intimate acoustic of the Siemens-Villa, Berlin, is tonally accurate and beautifully balanced, allowing the listener to hear each individual player’s performance while still maintaining a coherent and homogeneous sound. This is a wonderful release that certainly deserves a top recommendation.

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