Piano Trios

[caostotale]

Also not a traditional piano trio, written using a polyphonic language native to the composer's region.

Composer's bio:
http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... bih%3D1020

Article discussing polyphonic system:
http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... 6bih%3D941

Margarita Alexandrovna KESAREVA (Ural Region)
Podgolosochnaya Variations, for flute, bassoon, and piano (1979)

Kesareva - Podgolosochnaya Variations, for flute, bassoon, and piano (1979).pdf

[kreisleriana]

Hello. I would like to request Amy Beach's Piano Trio in A, Op. 150.

[caostotale]

Here's another trio featuring piano and winds. The composer's bio can be found at:

http://translate.googleusercontent.com/ ... 00Bzq4022Q

Sibley recently released an early set of piano preludes by this composer.

Abram Semyonovich ZHAK (JACQUES)
Trio, for clarinet, bassoon, and piano (1958)

Zhak - Trio, for clarinet, bassoon, and piano (1958).pdf

[oren segev]

Does anyone have the 2nd (or 1st)version of
Mendelssohn-Piano trio op 49?
Thanks in advance
Oren

[Leea25]

Hi Oren,

It is available on IMSLP:

http://imslp.org/wiki/Piano_Trio_No.1,_ ... hn,_Felix)

Lee

[oren segev]

Thanks
But there is an unknown version
And it is not on Imslp
I played itfrom all direction
No one plays it
I heard it once
So still need help
Oren

[caostotale]

Piano trio from a composer who studied under both Shostakovich and Shebalin:

Alexander Georgyevich CHUGAYEV (CHUGAEV)
Piano Trio (1979)

Chugayev - Piano Trio (1979).pdf

[Timtin]

The two volumes of Alfredo d'Ambrosio's 6 Duos of Robert Schumann
transcribed for 2 Violins and Piano are a new upload to IMSLP.

Can anyone identify the Duos in question please i.e. the instrumentation
and opus number(s) of Schumann's original pieces?

Thank you.

[Jim Faston]

I recognize some of them from Schumann's vocal duets.

[caostotale]

Mark Vladimirovich Milman was born on May 3, 1910 in Moscow. He studied at Gnesin Music College, in the composition class of Elena Fabianovna Gnesina. Later, he studied composition at the Moscow Conservatory with teachers Heinrich Neuhaus and Henrik Litinsky. He was active as a composer and teacher from 1935 until his passing in 1995. A large number of his works are catalogued at:

https://translate.googleusercontent.com ... CKI0ZGs8Zg

It looks like this biographical entry was put together before 1978, the year dedicatee Aram Khachaturyan passed away. The piece dates from after that year and before 1986, when he composed his String Quartet no. 3, op. 66.

Mark Vladimirovich MILMAN
Piano Trio 'in memory of A. Khachaturyan', op. 62

Milman - Piano Trio 'in memory of A. Khachaturyan', op. 62.pdf