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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มิ.ย. 2024
- Grand Trio, Op. 119, for flute, cello and piano in G (1831)
I. Allegro moderato [0:00]
II. Adagio patetico - Sostenuto assai [8:38]
III. Rondo: Allegro [12:45]
A chamber work by German (later Danish) composer Friedrich Kuhlau (1786-1832), which might be better known in its version for two flutes and piano.
Chinook Trio [Susan Hoeppner (flute), Amanda P. Forsyth (cello), Gloria Saarinen (piano)] - เพลง
This is the only complete recording I found for flute+cello+piano, so it's priceless :) and sounds very beautiful, many thanks for sharing
Delicately beautiful...not a very well known composer...but what a gem of a piece!
I have just discovered this piece. Lyrical, delicate and beautiful.
I have listened again. Where has this piece been all my life? Some of the sweetest flute playing I have ever heard.
Kuhkau was renowned for his flute music - and someone wrote: "The brilliant flutist, Kuhlau has written yet another masterpiece". Kuhlau laughed, because he actually never played the flute himself. He just had a talent for writing for it. Flute music was highly in demand as "hausmusik".
Ikr!
Altro che "autori minori"! Un capolavoro, piacevole e che rispecchia il proprio tempo
Prima o dopo questo genio dalla vita sfortunata avrà il dovuto riconoscimento: non è un musicista minore ma un grande!
Many heartfelt thanks for posting this beautiful music.
Awww, I love this piece! It's so heavenly :)
This work is quite traditional. It is very well written for the instruments. It is pleasant, but we vcannot claim it an unknown masterpiece. We have also an excellent trio by Weber for the same set of intruments.
This was written originally for two flutes and piano. But the cello instead of the second flute is the best version.
His music has a gracefulness that reminds me a little of Schubert.
UpAndOut after all it's the same era.
Remembering FRIEDRICH KUHLAU (1786-1832) on his birthday !
0:41 is one of the most beautiful musical discoveries Ive ever made
Charming music!
Nice music. Thanks.
very nice!
Delightful.
It was also published in a version for flute and cello..
Wonderful playing, indeed. I wonder if the fl.2/cello part could work for viola? (I'm a flute player)
I think so, but maybe some parts have to be transcribed one octave higher, but it could sound very nice :)
I found it here
www.scoreexchange.com/scores/149203.html
was his right eye missing?
He was about 12, when he dropped a bottle and a piece of glass pierced his eye.
This work is quite traditional. It is very well written for the instruments. It is pleasant, but we vcannot claim it an unknown masterpiece.
It doesn´t have to be. Still worth listening to.
flute, cello and piano? op119= two flutes and piano!