Beethoven - The Complete String Trios
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- Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)
String Trio No. 1 in E-flat major, Op. 3 (1792-96)
dedicated to the Countess of Browne
I. Allegro con brio
II. Andante
III. Menuetto. Allegretto
IV. Adagio
V. Menuetto. Moderato
VI. Finale. Allegro
2. Serenade in D major, Op. 8 (1795-97) (38:37)
I. Marcia. Allegro; Adagio
II. Menuetto. Allegretto
III. Adagio (D minor)
IV. Allegretto alla polacca (F major)
V. Tema con variazioni. Andante quasi allegretto
3. String Trio No. 2, Op. 9 No. 1 (1:05:10)
Dedicated to Count Johann Georg von Browne-Camus
1. Adagio - Allegro con brio
2. Adagio, ma non tanto, e cantabile
3. Scherzo Allegro
4. Presto
4. String Quartet No. 3, Op. 9, No. 2 (1:31:07)
Dedicated to Countess Browne
1. Allegretto
2. Andante quasi allegretto
3. Menuetto - Allegro
4. Presto
5. String Trio No. 4, Op. 9, No. 3 (1:54:27)
1. Allegro con spirito
2. Adagio con espressione
3. Scherzo - Allegro molto e vivace
4. Finale - Presto
Grumiaux Trio
Arthur Grumiaux, violin
Georges Janzer, viola
Eva Czako, cello - Hudba
Beautiful. Thanks for posting this.
Since Mozarts Trio is a late work and Beethovens Trios are early, it's easy to assume Mozarts are superior. In airy, aristocratic grace, it is. Yet Beethovens is more brusque, bucolic, earthy, impulsive, and Breugle- like in its sublety and humanity. For me, they are no less satisfying.
The sequence from 34:00 and a minute on is just quintessential Beethoven. So energetic, powerful, meaningful, intricate, dramatic. Completely his style. Eternally brilliant.
You listen to this and the world makes sense again
Bisher habe ich nur Klavier- und Orchesterwerke gekannt. String Trios höre ich zum ersten mal und bin begeistert.Fabelhafte Interpretation !
This music is utterly delightful and would not be listening if not for coronavirus
I see the Grumiaux trio is playing and I know it will be beautiful - I am never disappointed. And these Beethoven trios are old favorites of mine. Thank you.
That's a musical bouquet of perfumed white roses,superb,inspirational,miysty.
I just discovered this magnificent upload with Beethoven's string trios with the Arthur Grumiaux Trio, seldom heard. Thanks !!
Beautiful early Beethoven, almost never heard.
Indeed. These are among his "more obscure" works, but they are very well worth a listen, and superb examples of a relatively rare genre. The man just never ceases to surprise and delight. :-)
@@brianvanderspuy4514 So true no. matter. how many times one may listen. to any of his musical works
one always finds something new with dear Beethoven
Such a remarkable man indeed ..creates such ecstatic works of a sublime transcendental nature
Thank you Beethoven your works are most treasurable
Grumiaux a master of poetry!
Sublime works of dear Beethoven
Transcendental in nature ..
Bravo to the musicians also for these most beautifully played musical works
Thank you and many blessings
I find these string trios are almost as marvelous as the string quartets and the performance is indeed magnificent. Kind regards.
@@fransmeersman2334 Yes totally agree ,I'm very fond of these Trios as indeed Beethoven
remarked his fondness .but indeed his quartets are renowned and well esteemed for their expansiveness and complexity
Great upload! Thanks :)
thank you so much for the uploads. These pieces don't get much air time and I really enjoy them.
Lovely. Thank you.
Quite agreeable. Thanks for the music!
prachtig, Arthur Grumiaux!
Precioso
Beethoven 🙌🏽💐
Bellísimos y "atrapantes" estos trios del genio.
He intentado leer o realizar otras actividades intelectuales con Beethoven de fondo.
Imposible.No te deja.
Exige atención exclusiva y excluyente. Hasta que uno se entrega. Una maravilla!!!
COMPLET !
Tese trios are early works, so they cannot challenge Mozart's K. 563. But indeed it is very difficult for basic reasons (tridic nature of tonal harmony) to properly and convincigly write a string trio. Here,quite oviusly the young Beethoven meets the challenge. W ehave a feeling of harmonic plenitude and an authentic Beethovenian tune, with its refrained tension pushing the music forward into naw themes , transitions and developemnts in a seamless movement.. Some musicologists consider that they mark the birth of the concept of "pure music' 'in practice due to public chamber music reception) in spite of Mozart, Hatdn and th whole baroque era (in French, "Beethoven et après" (Fayard, 2020). IN the slow movement of the first, we can find a development "questioning' groups of staccato patterns, which both derive from Mozart"s and Haydn"s string quartets, and will be a typical feature of his "second" and 'third manner'.
These works are vastly superior to Mozart's models. Beethoven's logical musical continuity is unrivalled.
@@eduardoguerraavila8329 This depends upon the genre and the period. Most musicologists do agree on that point.
String Trio No. 1 in E-flat major, Op. 3 (1792-96)
II. Andante
V. Menuetto. Moderato
Op.3 of 1792 in line with K. 563 of 1788
We really need track access for this.
I added the start times of the Trios. You can find out the tracks for yourself methinks. I did enough. How lazy can you get?
My mistake. I didn't see them. (No need to get insulting)
uuhm you sounded kind of demanding for a minute, no need for that.
All is happening has some sense. Why? Because of such human works as Beethoven op.1, 3 piano tro. Beethoven was only a human being, but we can be proud being also human being like he!
Excuse me but I dont find thees two video :1796 : Quintette à cordes no 1 en mi bémol majeur, op. 4 .and 1817 : Quintette à cordes no 3 en ut mineur, op. 104 please can you help us ! think you.
This video is just string trios. Those are quintets
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