Molique / Trio Parnassus: Chamber Music 1
Molique / Trio Parnassus: Chamber Music 1
Format: CD
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Artist: Molique / Trio Parnassus
Label: MDG
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 760623211626
Genre: Classical Artists
Hans von Bülow ranked it above the works of Schubert and Schumann, and even the critics in England were unanimous: Bernhard Molique's music absolutely must be heard more often! Answering this call, the Trio Parnassus begins with a presentation of the two piano trios of a musician whose great compositional artistry makes us wonder how he ever could have been completely forgotten. Molique, who for a short time perfected his violin playing under the great Louis Spohr, was a member of the "Davidsbundler" led by Robert Schumann, regularly concertized with Mendelssohn, was on friendly terms with Theobald Bohm, and enjoyed Hector Berlioz's respect. Joseph Joachim valued his violin concertos, especially the fifth. His first piano trio also radiates romantic spirit in the best sense of the term. It displays a very original form and is magnificently designed, though sometimes harsh in expression. By contrast, the second is significantly "listener-friendlier" and has catchy melodies and a virtuoso piano part on the same high level as Mendelssohn's masterpieces. The andante of the second movement moves us with it's pizzicato accompaniment and reminiscences of Schubert suggesting simplicity of folk song character- this is great art, and the Trio Parnassus once again displays it's fabulous powers of presentation.
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