Beethoven String Trio Op.9 No.2 in D Major

Ludwig van Beethoven, String Trio Op.9 Nº2 in D
I. Allegretto (00:34)
II. Andante quasi Allegretto (08:05)
III. Menuetto. Allegro (13:42)
IV. Rondo. Allegro (17:38)
Itzhak Perlman, Violin
Pinchas Zukerman, Viola
Lynn Harrell, Violoncello
Kaufmann Concert Hall, New York
1990

[@otarberidze9298]

You can’t hide your skill. Fantastic level, only the sky is higher.

[@kishorebajaj4353]

Beethoven for infinity !

[@h.r.f.schotanus9654]

So well performed with gusto and refinement. The last part was taken in an amazing tempo, almost too fast in my ears, we have to open all our functions not to loose the music! It was a great pleasure watching and listening in amazement. Thank for giving this opportunity!

[@SuperMelvyn]

I found the Op. 8 Serenade a bit scratchy and felt the absence of a a fourth instrument we are used to in quartets. But these trios are wonderful. It seems that something Italian got to Beethoven around this point in his career and I think it enhances what comes from now on. The performances also provide the highest advocacy for the music.

[@jacobnathanson9863]

This trio rivals the quartets! I don’t miss the fourth voice. What a tempo in the 1st movement! More adventurous but not as polished as the Grumaiux Trio recording.

[@luizmachado1587]

Amazing , that's all I've got tô say !

[@dgunde13]

Thanks much for posting: Pinky is a study in violin mastery already, and Itzhak has the

[@madi-tv2sb]

17:34

[@euphemia9095]

10:26