An evening of discovery as the Arnold Trio takes us on a journey through Russian Romanticism and its sometimes unfairly overlooked nuggets. From the rigorous Sergej Taneyev to the surprising Anton Arensky, this concert is a plunge into late 19th-century Russia, where the genius of Tchaikovsky was merely the magnificent tree that sometimes overshadowed the many nuggets.
TANEYEV
String Trio in B minor
WEINBERG
String Trio
TANEYEV
String Trio in E flat Major, op. 31
OR
ARENSKY
Quartet for two cellos with guest
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