Brahms/ Busch/ Nemtsov - Birds with Roots - Songs for Voice, Viola & PianoBrahms composed his "Geistliches Wiegenlied" in 1863 as a wedding present for two friends of his, the famous violinist Joseph Joachim and contralto Amalie Schneeweiss. Brahms and Joachim both loved the sound of the viola, a chamber instrument that was only just developing a concert repertoire. This Classical composition was the starting point for the programme of the present CD, which combines original works for trio from three centuries in the

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For it's previous recordings of Baroque operas this successful ensemble has won prizes such as the Grammy

An incomparable sound experience

They are supported by the Evangelical Church District Stuttgart and institutionally funded by the City of Stuttgart and the State of Baden-Württemberg

With radiant accounts from The Brabant Ensemble of the Mass

tying impeccable musicianship to intellectual ferocity

Announcement/premiere of "The Tide" via Revolver Magazine

The Trio is coupled here with Joseph Suk's Piano Quartet in A Minor

Indianapolis trumpeter Mark Buselli turns to his quintet for a wide-ranging set of six originals plus a new take on Ellington's "Angelica

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