Description
Brahms: Horn Trio, Beethoven: Horn Sonata, R. Strauss: Andante - Ferenc Tarjáni, Gábor Takács-Nagy, Dezső Ránki / Hungaroton Audio CD Stereo
HCD 12473-2
Label: | Hungaroton – HCD 12473-2 |
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CD, Album, Stereo
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Country: | Hungary |
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Genre: | Classical |
Style: | Classical, Romantic |
Overview:
The audio CD titled "Brahms: Horn Trio, Beethoven: Horn Sonata, R. Strauss: Andante" showcases a beautiful collection of classical compositions performed by a talented ensemble featuring Ferenc Tarjáni on the horn, Gábor Takács-Nagy on the violin (tracks 1 to 4), and Dezső Ránki on the piano. This Hungaroton Audio CD Stereo edition, identified by the catalog number HCD 12473-2, offers a delightful listening experience for lovers of classical music.
At the heart of this CD is Johannes Brahms' "Horn Trio in E♭ major, Op. 40," a chamber masterpiece in four movements. Composed in 1865, this work pays tribute to Brahms's late mother, Christiane, and also draws on a theme he had composed twelve years prior but had not published until now.
The CD is presented in a standard CD format, offering a stereo audio experience. It was released in Hungary and is classified under the "Classical" genre, showcasing compositions from the classical and romantic periods.
Tracklist:
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Trio In E Flat Major For Horn, Violin And Piano Op. 40 (Composed By Johannes Brahms)
- Andante - 6:56
- Scherzo Allegro - 6:46
- Adagio mesto - 7:00
- Allegro con brio - 6:06
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Sonata in F major for Horn and Piano Op. 17 (Composed By Ludwig van Beethoven) 5. I. Allegro Moderato - 8:02
- II. Poco Adagio, Quasi Andante - 1:27
- III. Rondo. Allegro Moderato - 4:53
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Andante for Horn and Piano (Composed By Richard Strauss) 8. Andante - 3:48
The CD's design is credited to András Andor, with engineering by Judit Lukács. The liner notes, provided in translations, are by Tünde Szitha. This recording is a testament to the exceptional skills of the musicians and their ability to bring to life the works of Brahms, Beethoven, and Strauss in a captivating and moving performance. It is a must-have for classical music enthusiasts and collectors alike.
- Design – András Andor
- Engineer – Judit Lukács
- Horn – Ferenc Tarjáni
- Liner Notes [In Translations] – Tünde Szitha
- Piano – Dezső Ránki
- Producer – Jenő Simon
- Violin – Gábor Takács-Nagy (tracks: 1 to 4)