In 1839 Mendelssohn composed the Trio in D minor Op. 49 which has been one of his most popular pieces ever since, just as Robert Schumann predicted in his prophetic review of 1840.
The repertoire ranges from the examples of the European Renaissance and early-Baroque "high" style (proving the great talent and technical skills of the then composers from Wrocław) to early dancing music.
„I believe that every composer should also remain a performer, and every performer ought to compose.”
At last we have an almost complete set of Wieniawski’s works consisting of pieces for solo violin, two violins and for violin and piano.
This album will delight all chamber music fans, especially those into Polish music. It features three piano trios from different periods by Artur Malawski, Romuald Twardowski and Andrzej Panufnik.
The recording made on 5 May 2000 at the National Philharmonic reflects very well the contemplative character of the composition and will leave no listener indifferent to its serious message.
The evolution of Szymanowski´s violin idiom, from the late-Romantic rhapsodic lyricism of Sonata, to the passionate impressionism of Myths, is simply fascinating...
The album features music quite rare on the Polish market: French music for transverse flute. The players are three early music specialists.
Is it possible to listen for a whole hour to percussion music without feeling fatigued? Well, the answer is yes. The Spaces of Rhythm – the latest release of the Krakow Percussion Group – proves that it may be a fascinating and surprising experience.
Slavonic string quartets interpreted by the famous Philharmonia Quartet Berlin.