Shostakovich: Piano Trio No. 2 (Kremer, Maisky, Argerich)

Dmitri Shostakovich: Piano Trio No. 2 in E minor, Op. 67 (1944)
0:00 - 1. Andante
7:59 - 2. Allegro con brio
10:59 - 3. Largo
16:52 - 4. Allegretto
Violin: Gidon Kremer
Cello: Mischa Maisky
Piano: Martha Argerich
Recording Producers: Ewald Markl, Helmut Mühle
Recording Engineer: Takashi Sakurai
Recorded at Sumida Triphony Hall, Tokyo, May 1998
Deutsche Grammophon

[@user-vf1ke2om6m]

Блестящий ансамбль!
❤🦄🗝️

[@akins17]

Man I love this piece

[@mason11198]

the Kremer Maisky Argerich trio was always the best, thanks for uploading :)

[@mkv2718]

Sheesh. Been searching for this for like 45 mins. Couldn’t remember the name. Was looking for this recording of the 4th movement specifically.
Well, saved now.

[@jamesparker5011]

Yes, of all the performances I've seen/heard their version of the 4th movement is the greatest.

[@paulhusky9236]

@@jamesparker5011 gorgeous ending!

[@plumayray2656]

Wow lucky you. I fell your pain when you can remember the piece and gotta search hours.

[@lemenyves34]

This is the best piano trio ensemble ever. How sad that they would not play more often together nowadays.

[@qwertyytrewq9570]

A video of this recording exists somewhere out there. They also played the Tchaikovsky Trio, and the video of that's still up. Thanks for the upload.

[@jamesparker5011]

YES, I've seen the video here on You tube of this performance but it's no longer available--at least I can't find it. The music alone is great but watching the performers is what a performance is really about, not just the sound, but the complete "picture."

[@sophiatalksmusic3588]

Thanks for the upload!

[@IvanTheOptimist]

Thanks a lot for uploading!

[@vikli5966]

Thanks Michael very cool

[@sheldonbazinga3985]

Quelle belle brochette

[@_ward_]

wow if one was to speak in that way speaking goodly towards oneself i top 10 pianoses

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