Beethoven: Triple Concerto <BR> BRIDGE 9395Beethoven's Concerto for Violin, Cello, and Piano in C major, Op. 56, more commonly known as the Triple Concerto, was composed in 1803, and is the only concerto Beethoven ever wrote for more than one solo instrument. In this fiery performance the Claremont Trio is joined by the San Francisco Ballet Orchestra, led by the orchestra's British born Music Director, Martin West. The E flat major Trio is the first in a set of three Trios, first performed in

adhering fully to the standards of excellence established earlier in the series

bridges the gap between jazz and classical music

for reasons musicological as well as musical

as is Harold Wright

The plot focuses around a music professor and his student who collaborate on the composition of an opera

The excitement surrounding the release of La Tanya Hall's solo debut disc was expressed by American song specialist Michael Feinstein

Bridge Records has taken great care in the restoration of these rarities- concerts that only a lucky few were privileged to hear at the original sold out performances

" - Jonathan Woolf

“There’s an elusive intensity running through this seemingly static music that these player sseem to capture especially well

Played brilliantly by pianist Lambert Orkis

Peter Winkler: Fantasy (for cello septet)

This disc presents superb new recordings of two Copland masterpieces–the original version of the "Appalachian Spring Suite" and the jazz-influenced "Music for the Theatre"