Wunderschöne und überzeugende Interpretation dieses spätromantischen und teilweise chromatisch komponierten Trios im lebhaften Tempo mit klar artikuliertem doch anmutigem Klang des Klaviers, seidigem doch gut phrasiertem Ton der Violine und tiefem Ton des Violoncellos. Der zweite Satz klingt besonders schön und auch bezaubernd. Die intime und perfekt entsprechende Miteinanderwirkung zwischen den drei Virtuosen ist wahrlich ergreifend. Einfach wunderbar!
A very fine trio, and more Roentgen than Brahms I think. Many composers such as Roentgen took inspiration from others without compromising their originality. The 'andante' here is quite impressive in its originality; it caresses, almost as a lullaby; the rollicking allegros complement it nicely.
Hey Bartje it's again me, Samuel. I saw your response. I understand. I don't want to disturbe you. I know I could be a bit disturbing. If I'm for you, it's OK. But I just want you to save time thinking ideas for your videos. All of them could save a lot of time for you. 😢 And one question: how do you do your videos?
@@bartjebartmans It's not about Röntgen's skills. He is a competent composer. And it is also natural that composers follow exemplary compositions of their predecessors, also the great composers did this. However, you need to evolve from the model and make it your own. But this Trio is, mainly in the first but also in the third movement so much an imitation of Brahms not only in material but also in style that you ask yourself what Röntgen was thinking. That he is Johannes Brahms reborn?
@@MG-ye1hu Even Brahms sounded heavily influenced in many of his early works by Beethoven and Schubert. Later, many 19th century composers were under Brahms' powerful spell. He was by far the most financially successful German composer*, and represented the direction non-Wagnerians thought music should move toward. Even Schönberg said it was Brahms, not Wagner, who influenced his development. *Ironically, it wasn't the works we admire and listen to the most these days that were his biggest cash cows, but the Liebeslieder Waltzes, Hungarian Dances, German folk songs, and waltzes. Amateur musicians all over the world bought the sheet music for these works like people pay for Lady Gaga songs at Apple Music today.
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Mooi werk. Aan goede componisten geen gebrek in Nederland. Bedankt voor dit te delen.
Wunderschöne und überzeugende Interpretation dieses spätromantischen und teilweise chromatisch komponierten Trios im lebhaften Tempo mit klar artikuliertem doch anmutigem Klang des Klaviers, seidigem doch gut phrasiertem Ton der Violine und tiefem Ton des Violoncellos. Der zweite Satz klingt besonders schön und auch bezaubernd. Die intime und perfekt entsprechende Miteinanderwirkung zwischen den drei Virtuosen ist wahrlich ergreifend. Einfach wunderbar!
What a wonderful Piano Trio. Thank you for posting this.
Some Rontgen, thanks you so much!!
schön
Casals thought he was the finest composer of his time abd greatly lauded his cello concerto.
Rontgen and Casals were very close friends. They often performed and socialized together.
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A very fine trio, and more Roentgen than Brahms I think. Many composers such as Roentgen took inspiration from others without compromising their originality. The 'andante' here is quite impressive in its originality; it caresses, almost as a lullaby; the rollicking allegros complement it nicely.
I really don't see what all the fuss is about this piano trio sounding like Brahms; to me, it sounds like an original composition!
Hey Bartje it's again me, Samuel. I saw your response. I understand. I don't want to disturbe you. I know I could be a bit disturbing. If I'm for you, it's OK. But I just want you to save time thinking ideas for your videos. All of them could save a lot of time for you. 😢 And one question: how do you do your videos?
delightfully chromatic music
The first movement is so obviously modelled after Brahms c-minor Trio it's ridicilous. Nice but entirely epigonal.
What is ridiculous about the fact Rontgen could write this? Explain! What are you bringing to the table?
@@bartjebartmans It's not about Röntgen's skills. He is a competent composer.
And it is also natural that composers follow exemplary compositions of their predecessors, also the great composers did this. However, you need to evolve from the model and make it your own.
But this Trio is, mainly in the first but also in the third movement so much an imitation of Brahms not only in material but also in style that you ask yourself what Röntgen was thinking. That he is Johannes Brahms reborn?
@@MG-ye1hu Even Brahms sounded heavily influenced in many of his early works by Beethoven and Schubert. Later, many 19th century composers were under Brahms' powerful spell. He was by far the most financially successful German composer*, and represented the direction non-Wagnerians thought music should move toward. Even Schönberg said it was Brahms, not Wagner, who influenced his development.
*Ironically, it wasn't the works we admire and listen to the most these days that were his biggest cash cows, but the Liebeslieder Waltzes, Hungarian Dances, German folk songs, and waltzes. Amateur musicians all over the world bought the sheet music for these works like people pay for Lady Gaga songs at Apple Music today.