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In his Dictionnaire de musique of 1844, Léon Escudier described the trio as "the most perfect of all compositions". Here, alongside the Trio of Claude Debussy, the Trio Chausson give a new lease of life to two rare works of great interest by unjuslty neglected French composers, René Lenormand and Cécile Chaminade, whom Georges Bizet called "mon petit Mozart".
In his Dictionnaire de musique of 1844, Léon Escudier described the trio as "the most perfect of all compositions". Here, alongside the Trio of Claude Debussy, the Trio Chausson give a new lease of life to two rare works of great interest by unjuslty neglected French composers, René Lenormand and Cécile Chaminade, whom Georges Bizet called "mon petit Mozart".
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Works on This Recording
1.
Trio for Piano, Violin and Cello no 2, Op. 34 by Cécile Louise Chaminade
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Trio Chausson
Period: Romantic
Written: 1887; France
2.
Trio for Piano and Strings in G major by Claude Debussy
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Trio Chausson
Period: 20th Century
Written: 1879-1880; France
3.
Trio for Piano and Strings, Op. 30 by René Lenormand
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Trio Chausson
Period: Romantic
Written: by 1882
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