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| Disc No: CD-1482 SA | The highly emotionally charged works on this disc were all three composed during periods of emotional upheaval in the lives of their creators. Shostakovich's father died in the aftermath of the turbulent years of the revolution, and a year later, in 1923, he himself was diagnosed with tuberculosis. Sent to Crimea to recuperate, the sixteen-year old music student fell in love with the daughter of a Moscow professor, and began to compose his First Piano Trio, a passionate work representing a vital stage in his development towards the First Symphony. Twenty-one years later, in the midst of the 2nd World War, Shostakovich completed his Piano Trio No.2. |
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| Name: Shostakovich & Schnittke Piano Trios | |
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| Composer | Opus | Music title | Key | Performer |
| Shostakovich, Dmitri | Op.67 | Piano Trio No.2 | E minor | Kempf Trio |
| Shostakovich, Dmitri | Op.8 | Piano Trio No. 1 | C minor | |
| Schnittke, Alfred | Piano Trio (1992), Arrangement of String Trio (1985) |