Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Carl Reinecke's chamber music with this captivating album, "Reinecke: Chamber Works." Released on May 21, 2021, this album showcases the brilliance of Reinecke, a prolific composer who was highly respected and influential during his lifetime. Born near Hamburg, Reinecke's compositions are a testament to his enduring legacy, and this collection is a wonderful introduction to his intricate and evocative works.
The album spans a rich variety of chamber compositions, including the complete Trio for Piano, Clarinet, and Viola in A Major, Op. 264, a work that Reinecke dedicated to this particular chamber formation. This trio was also the last piece he performed live at the prestigious Gewandhaus in Leipzig, adding a layer of historical significance to the album. The album also features the 3 Fantasiestücke for Viola & Piano, Op. 43, and 4 Fantasiestücke for Piano, Op. 86, titled "Bilder aus Süden," which translates to "Pictures from the South." These pieces offer a glimpse into Reinecke's ability to paint vivid musical landscapes.
The album is meticulously performed and recorded, with a total duration of 1 hour and 13 minutes. It is part of Bongiovanni's series, which proudly includes works from other notable composers, underscoring the label's commitment to preserving and promoting classical music. Whether you are a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a newcomer to Reinecke's work, this album is sure to delight with its rich textures, melodic beauty, and technical virtuosity.
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Tracks
Trio for Piano, Clarinet & Viola in A Major, Op. 264: I. ModeratoCarl Reinecke, Sergio Bosi, Roberto Molinelli, Riccardo Bartoli
Trio for Piano, Clarinet & Viola in A Major, Op. 264: II. Intermezzo. ModeratoCarl Reinecke, Sergio Bosi, Roberto Molinelli, Riccardo Bartoli
Trio for Piano, Clarinet & Viola in A Major, Op. 264: III. Legende. AndanteCarl Reinecke, Sergio Bosi, Roberto Molinelli, Riccardo Bartoli
Trio for Piano, Clarinet & Viola in A Major, Op. 264: IV. Finale. Allegro moderatoCarl Reinecke, Sergio Bosi, Roberto Molinelli, Riccardo Bartoli