Carl Reinecke - Trio for Oboe, Horn, and Piano in A Minor, Op. 188
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- Trio for Oboe, Horn, and Piano in A Minor, Op. 188
Movements Allegro moderato, Scherzo: Molto Vivace, Adagio,
& Finale: Allegro ma non troppo
Composed by Carl Reinecke
Performed by Stacie Mickens (Horn),
David Gilliland (Piano), & Nermis Mieses (Oboe)
Live at Britton Recital Hall, University of Michigan
Recorded Live January, 31, 2012
Such a pleasure to play with you Stacie and David! This is one of those special performances that I will cherish for life! Thank you for sharing this special moment with me making music through such a natural and honest collaboration.
Beautiful! This is the first time I've heard this sumptuous piece and I followed the horn part with a score I bought recently. Glad I did. I will now study the piece and hope to get to play it one day. Lovely playing, excellent ensemble, perfection. Bravi!!
Beautiful playing, so happy to come across this and see an old friend Stacie!
This is fantastic. I haven't heard it since my student days. Such a great sound!
Reinecke was a quite traditional composer: think that this score was written several decades after Tristan and Isolde ! In his work, we do not find either Brahms' archiectural innovatioions. But that prolific composer wrote in almost all known forms in his time. We have splendid symlphonies from him, and pron babaly one of the four or five best harp concertos in the music story. He knew his art xceptionally weell, aznd his inspiration could be qualified as classical with some romantic inprints. Indeed, it is quite esay to use both oboes and horns in Tristan's score, but writing a chamber trio with only a oboe, a horn and a piano is an outstanding challege. The tune constrast is extreme, and no technical error, no tone discrepancies, no lack of inspitration could be tolerated by the listener. Everything has to be pertfectly written, inspired and quite balanced from the first to the last moment. Reinecke wrote three similarly challenging trios, but it is probably in that one that he took the highres risks, and nobody could honestly deny that Reinecke wrote here a masterpiece.
This video is golden...thanks for sharing. Soothes the soul!
Muchas gracias por compartir esta musica con todos. Muy buena version!
Gorgeous music.
Wonderful performance
IV-Allegro ma non troppo?
19:06
20:30 fanfare
24:08 ending coda
What a shame that such fine musicians are throwing away valuable time on this empty, contrived 'music.'