Fauré, Chausson & Satie: Piano Trios Zoltán Kodály illuminate Krebs’s balance of learned

illuminate Krebs’s balance of learned invention and graceful invention

Hampton Court Palace and their director Carl Jackson make their Resonus Classics debut with this album of works for lower voices by Thomas Tallis – himself a Gentleman of the Tudor Chapel Royal serving under four monarchs

Following the critically acclaimed recording of Hallgrímsson’s carol Joseph and the Angel

Mary Bevan

David Brooker (tenor viola)

Fauré, Chausson & Satie: Piano Trios Zoltán Kodály illuminate Krebs’s balance of learnedFidelio Trio Darragh Morgan (violin) Adi Tal (cello) Mary Dullea (piano) Following on from their acclaimed Resonus debut the Fidelio Trio continues its exploration of the French piano trio with this impressive new recording of works by Gabriel Faur, Ernest Chausson, and Erik Satie. Chaussons opulent and lyrical Op. 3 piano trio from 1881, is joined by Faurs only work in this chamber music genre the heartfelt Piano Trio in D minor, Op. 120 composed