Phantasmagoria - Danish Piano Trios

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Label
Dacapo Jazz
Release Date
May 28, 2013
Format
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    Featuring
    • COMPOSER
      SORENSEN NORGARD ABRAHAMSEN
    • ORCHESTRA / ENSEMBLE
      Trio Con Brio Copenhagen
    • PERFORMER
      TRIO CON BRIO COPENHAGEN
    Product Details
    • RELEASE DATE
      May 28, 2013
    • UPC
      636943610824
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      8226108
    • LABEL
      Dacapo Jazz
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
    Works
    1. I. Molto energico

      Composer: Bent Sørensen

      Ensemble: Trio con Brio Copenhagen

    2. II. Misterioso e dolce

      Composer: Bent Sørensen

      Ensemble: Trio con Brio Copenhagen

    3. III. Dolcissimo

      Composer: Bent Sørensen

      Ensemble: Trio con Brio Copenhagen

    4. IV. Misterioso e meccanico

      Composer: Bent Sørensen

      Ensemble: Trio con Brio Copenhagen

    5. V. Dolcissimo

      Composer: Bent Sørensen

      Ensemble: Trio con Brio Copenhagen

    6. I. Serenade

      Composer: Hans Abrahamsen

      Ensemble: Trio con Brio Copenhagen

    7. II. Arabesque

      Composer: Hans Abrahamsen

      Ensemble: Trio con Brio Copenhagen

    8. III. Blues

      Composer: Hans Abrahamsen

      Ensemble: Trio con Brio Copenhagen

    9. IV. Marcia funebre

      Composer: Hans Abrahamsen

      Ensemble: Trio con Brio Copenhagen

    10. V. Scherzo misterioso

      Composer: Hans Abrahamsen

      Ensemble: Trio con Brio Copenhagen

    11. VI. For the Children

      Composer: Hans Abrahamsen

      Ensemble: Trio con Brio Copenhagen

    12. Spell for piano trio (version for violin, cello and piano)

      Composer: Per Nørgård

      Ensemble: Trio con Brio Copenhagen


The three Danish composers Norgard, Sorensen and Abrahamsen have all created new, visionary forms of musical expression, while also managing to renew a deep Romantic yearning to contain the intangible and the mysterious. In this new recording, Trio con Brio Copenhagen displays a keen awareness of the dreamlike idiom of the three composers.