Ferdinand Ries - Piano Trio No. 4, Op. 143 (1826)

[@katehunt8029]

I'm really enjoying these Ferdinand Ries discoveries!

[@brianknapp8645]

So many creative themes here. I love the way Ries balances all three instruments so beautifully. Never a dull moment!

[@kermit979797]

Heavenly second movement. Many many thanks for the upload!!

[@sanderspoelstra8072]

In the final movement I can clearly hear why Beethoven enjoyed his company!

[@fransmeersman2334]

Many thanks for the magnificent chamber music of Ferdinand Riess. I've read in your comments somewhere he has composed many string quartets. Nothing on you tube till now. If possible....i'm looking forward to that. As always many congratulations for your marvelous channel.

[@mrroneill99]

Nice work! Thanks for uploading. ❤️🎹🎼🎵🎶👏☘️🇮🇪

[@collinstanujaya_pianist]

awesome work!

[@jakrol]

Thanks for posting, lovely trio. Ries is a highly refreshing alternative to the typical early romantic repertoire. Another good one from the same time who is almost never heard of here in the states is Louis Spohr.

[@ronaldbwoodall2628]

Another delightful work by Ries, with an affecting and unusual "adagio", and one that makes me re-evaluate his status as a composer vis-a-vis his more famous teacher. If he didn't plumb Beethoven's depths, he attained an impressive measure of his creativity. And he too, knew how to command the listener's attention, as with the opening salvo here.

[@katehunt8029]

Brilliant playing and fun to follow the score (if only the piano part!)

[@bartjebartmans]

No score available. Only separate parts.

[@sousafan100]

another brilliant work by beethoven's pupil - i've been saying that a lot lately...

[@erika6651]

The start of the 3rd has a "what if Beethoven composed a Tarantelle" flava to it. Ries often sounds like a bridge between the Beethoven and Dussek/Hummel schools, and the 2nd movement is perfect example of this.

[@ИринаИрина-ю3з4р]

Божественно

[@antonioayal4374]

👏👏👏🎼🎵🎵🎶🎵🎶🎶♥️!!!

[@KrisKeyes]

I wish Beethoven’s MMs made as much sense as those in this work.

[@erika6651]

MMs? Manly Melodies?

[@KrisKeyes]

​@@erika6651 Exactly! Just kidding, I meant metronome marks. Lol.

[@erika6651]

@@KrisKeyes Haha I should have known that.

[@canman5060]

Beehtoven II !

[@authenticmusic4815]

1:06 he borrowed this thing from Mozart. I like it

[@alanleoneldavid1787]

which work?? I dont remember

[@alanleoneldavid1787]

reminds me to the force theme from star wars lol

[@maksimliakh3907]

@@alanleoneldavid1787I believe from the development section of history symphony in A major Nr 29..