Schubert/ Busch Trio/ Daniel Palmizio - Schubert: Trio Op. 99 ForellenquintettThe Busch Trio continues it's Schubertian explorations in two works brimming with melodic invention and nostalgia: the Trio in B flat and the famous 'Trout' Quintet in A major. But to those who see Schubert as the embodiment of the gemtlich (cosy) face of Vienna, his output, and especially his chamber music, responds with a spirituality, an intensity and sometimes even a fury that are far removed from the atmosphere of the 'Schubertiad'. Despite the

contemporary soul music reminiscent of 1970s-era Van Morrison and powered by unique

The newer third part takes some of the same sorts of cues but is more in keeping with turntablism or sampling culture

Psalm" by the Liszt pupil Julius Reubke

after he had obtained a decent salary increase at his Hamburg post

"You Two-Timed Me Once Too Often" and "You Will Have To Pay"

"A work of divine inspiration

Of the recordings included here

the latter with "Stop The World (and Let Me Off)"

Flanked by a spectacular cast featuring the role debuts of Nicky Spence and Simona Šaturová

stinging phrasing

composing his early symphonies meant "building a world"

"Paradise"