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Trio Contrasti Epochs & Cultures in Dialogue: Piano Trios by Babajanian, Smetana & Krenek OC 1735 CD
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FormatAudio CD
Ordering NumberOC 1735
Barcode4260330917355
labelOehmsClassics
Release date1/17/2025
Players/ContributorsMusicians
  • Kurdiumova, Alla: Cello
  • Shekyan, Nora: Violina
  • Xuezhao Ma: Klavier
Composer
  • Babajanian, Arno
  • Krenek, Ernst
  • Smetana, Bedřich

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  • Company nameNAXOS DEUTSCHLAND Musik & Video Vertriebs-GmbH
  • AdresseGruber Straße 46b, 85586 Poing, DE
  • e-Mailinfo@naxos.de

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      Epochs & Cultures In Dialogue

      Piano Trios by Babajanian, Smetana & Krenek

      Trio Contrasti

      Nora Shekyan, violin
      Alla Kurdiumova, cello
      Xuezhao Ma, piano

      This debut album of the young Trio Contrasti takes us on a journey through time with a mosaic of sounds in which epochs and cultures enter into dialogue.

      Romanticism gave the art world a new paradigm of thought, when music took the leading position among the arts and the freedom of formal design, initiated by the content, unfolded. The quest for national selfidentification and the rapid development of national styles in art began. Romanticism opened the way for a dialogue between epochs and cultures that continued into the 20th century. Three works that have no direct connection to each other nevertheless share a common context. When viewed through the prism of a Romantic paradigm, they can be seen as milestones on the path through epochs and cultures.

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