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    Elisabeth Leonskaja  piano
    Liza Ferschtman  violin
    Jakob Koranyi  cello 

    Elisabeth Leonskaja is in good company on the first stage of her journey with Schubert with the two trios for piano and strings.

    Elisabeth Leonskaja
    Elisabeth Leonskaja © Julia Wesely
    Liza Ferschtman
    Liza Ferschtman © Marco Borggreve
    Jakob Koranyi
    Jakob Koranyi © Anna Lena Ahlstrom

    Schubert Cycle I
    Trio for piano and strings No. 1 D. 898
    Trio for piano and strings No. 2 D. 929

    Approximate running time
    1st part: 40mn - Intermission: 20mn - 2nd part: 50mn

    Schubert composed his two major trios for the traditional piano-violin-cello formation late in his career; these two outstanding pieces reflect the maturity of the musician’s art and have justly earned him a place in the trio Hall of Fame not far behind Beethoven, Schumann and Brahms. Composed in close succession in the summer and autumn of 1827 respectively, they both adopt the traditional four-movement form, but the second trio is characterised from the very outset by its lyrical power and more highly developed sense of formal freedom.

    Coproduction Piano**** / Théâtre des Champs-Elysées