Uploaded December 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
- Composer: Alexei Vladimirovich Stanchinsky (9 March 1888 -- 25 September 1914)
- Performers: Alexander Malkus (piano), Grigory Feigin (violin), Valentin Feigin (cello)
- Year of recording: 1988
Piano Trio in D major, written between 1907-1910.
In one movement, marked 'Allegro'.
This one of the very few (surviving...) pieces by Stanchinsky not written for solo piano. It is a surprisingly light-hearted work, a bit folksy and oriental sounding at times. The writing features great counterpoint, like most of Stanchinsky's work. The cello seems to quote Saint-Saëns 'Le Cygne' a couple of times, and the piano trio itself reminds one of Alexander Goldenweiser's trio in memory of Rachmaninov.
- Composer: Alexei Vladimirovich Stanchinsky (9 March 1888 -- 25 September 1914)
- Performers: Alexander Malkus (piano), Grigory Feigin (violin), Valentin Feigin (cello)
- Year of recording: 1988
Piano Trio in D major, written between 1907-1910.
In one movement, marked 'Allegro'.
This one of the very few (surviving...) pieces by Stanchinsky not written for solo piano. It is a surprisingly light-hearted work, a bit folksy and oriental sounding at times. The writing features great counterpoint, like most of Stanchinsky's work. The cello seems to quote Saint-Saëns 'Le Cygne' a couple of times, and the piano trio itself reminds one of Alexander Goldenweiser's trio in memory of Rachmaninov.
