Gabriel Fauré - Piano Trio in D minor, Op.120

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[@Dylonely_9274]

One of Fauré’s last pieces… may his music never be forgotten.

[@hanmeng2233]

Funny, I just did a KZbin search for "piano trio" & this was KZbin's top recommendation. This was one of my favorites nearly 40 ago.

[@MrSOLOPIANIST]

Me too exactly. Beautiful exquisite composition

[@leoalyssaarr1709]

Same, that is how I got her!

[@goriavaatstra4058]

Beautiful 🥰

[@mattiascravaglieri7793]

this hidden masterpiece must be the best piano trio ever composed

[@Asi1939]

Im still in love with shostakovich 2. Piano trio.

[@siyili1940]

the second movement of this piece is one of the most beautiful things I had ever heard

[@rschuyler]

_have_ ever heard, and yes

[@cecile-petit]

for me it's the first movement... it's transcendental

[@carterjohnsonpiano]

Grossly underrated work. Thanks very much for sharing.

[@MrSOLOPIANIST]

You are absolutely right

[@tchaivorakfauresohnsieg9532]

Considering it was composed by the time he was completely deaf, it makes the composition incredibly soulful

[@jeffryphillipsburns]

I don’t think Faure was completely deaf or really deaf at all. He had some sort of hearing problem that distorted music for him such that music became painful to listen to. Of course many composers with more or less perfect hearing compose straight to paper anyway. (Once when I was suffering from acute hydronephrosis, music was temporarily fairly painful for me to listen to as well. I had some old pieces to edit and one actually to rearrange. The problem with the latter wasn’t so much the heating itself. It’s that I’m synesthetic. I associate music with color and taste, and the disease temporarily made most food repulsive to me. For a long while I couldn’t even think of the piece without getting queasy, and consequently I couldn’t judge its worth.)

[@Dylonely_9274]

No way.

[@XinhaoZheng]

It's such a forgotten masterpiece.

[@meow_meowswing]

This is my comfort music...

[@ЛидияСавельева-с6х]

Очень красивое трио,я,бы сказала ,единение двух душ , и полная их гормония.Партии скрипки и виолончели в унисон подтверждает эту мысль❤❤

[@suelamullaj7068]

un capolavoro

[@TheJohnblyth]

Nice to hear that old friend in such capable hands. Thanks :)

[@cesarvallejolopez]

Heaven's soundtrack

[@alejandropolanco5997]

Beautiful!

[@suelamullaj7068]

l inizio dell andantino e di una bellezza celestiale

[@frankstein9982]

yes, it's most serene, and it's typical for late Fauré that it inexorably moves towards great agitation.

[@ClassicalMusicIsWhatILike]

Good music for relaxation.

[@MrSpyfelis]

Splendid and wonderful!

[@ninjaassassin27]

Flawless.

[@talavb9301]

Thank you very much!

[@darthtrinna]

Qué preciosidad. Divinidad pura.

[@bugatti103]

bravo! good recording

[@GG-pe5vi]

5:49 II Andantino

[@GG-pe5vi]

6:44 1)

[@GG-pe5vi]

6:57 2)

[@traugottklassik8252]

The best

[@Dylonely_9274]

Smetana

[@川口健太郎-m5e]

たぶんメンデルスゾーンのトリオを参考にしている フランスのピアノ三重奏曲の名品 この後は弟子のラヴェルが傑作を作る 私のお気に入りのピアノ三重奏曲

[@arielorthmann4061]

I'm reading a lot comments praising this "unknown" trio, but... Is it ? I feel like it's played all the time and recorded a lot, as much as Ravel's, way more than Debussy's or Chausson's, as much as Saint Saen's or Franck's...

[@celloguy]

Painfully fast performance but I thank you for the score animation

[@vincent-ataramaniko]

I was thinking the same but they do play as fast as the tempo written by Fauré

[@celloguy]

@@vincent-ataramanikothe first is Allegro ma non troppo. If we take that to mean crotchet = 120, this is much too fast

[@hervich]

Allegro MA NON TROPPO !

[@vincent-ataramaniko]

Indeed but he still wrote 160

[@cloegianoli9932]

00:45

[@MrSpyfelis]

Is there a chance that you can find a recording for the Requiems of Françous Giroust and François Joseph Fetis. Also, can you do a score video of Francesc Juncá's requiem?

[@SPscorevideos]

Can't find any of those. :(

[@jiminsohn9696]

6:22

[@MrSpyfelis]

I ended up listening to this whole piece,it is very beautiful!, Also, i have a question, have you listened to his requiem?

[@SPscorevideos]

Well, of course, it's his most famous piece. :)

[@MrSpyfelis]

@@SPscorevideos what did you think of it?

[@SPscorevideos]

@@MrSpyfelis I must admit that I initially disliked it, then I learnt how to appreciate it. :)

[@MrSpyfelis]

@@SPscorevideos What was your favorite part of his requiem?

[@erics3317]

Such a beautiful piece, but so much of the violin and cello parts are written in parallel octaves or unisons. I mean it works obviously but it's very unusual for chamber music.

[@elisenotes]

Who is playing this?

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As in description: Kathryn Stott, Christian Poltera, Priya Mitchell.

[@川口健太郎-m5e]

フォーレは南フランス出身 のどかな田園地帯を思わせる 入力中にネットワークを切断された アメリカ軍の下士官が「ジャスティン・ビーバーを聞け❗（怒）」

[@なっつイイヨコイヨ]

Is it written in dorian mode??

[@SPscorevideos]

Well, being Fauré, this can have some modal moments, but it's essentially tonal, in D minor. :)

[@MrSOLOPIANIST]

No it was written in France haha

[@ianw1976]

@@MrSOLOPIANIST underrated

[@frankstein9982]

there is a ton of accidentals, especially in the unisono part of the andantino, so it's not just straight D minor...

[@cloegianoli9932]

2:25

[@cloegianoli9932]

4:14 2/04