℗ 2020 MIRARE
Released February 19, 2021
Duration 58m 39s
Record Label Mirare
Catalogue No. MIR554D
Genre Classical (Chamber)
 

La Nuit transfigurée

Trio Karénine

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1.1
Tristia (After Vallée d'Obermann, S. 723c, Arr. for Piano, Violin and Cello)
Franz Liszt; Trio Karénine
15:30
6 Studien in kanonischer Form, Op. 56  
1.2
I. Nicht zu schnell
Robert Schumann; Theodor Kirchner; Trio Karénine
2:13
1.3
II. Mit innigem Ausdruck
Robert Schumann; Theodor Kirchner; Trio Karénine
3:44
1.4
III. Andantino
Robert Schumann; Theodor Kirchner; Trio Karénine
1:43
1.5
IV. Innig
Robert Schumann; Theodor Kirchner; Trio Karénine
2:55
1.6
V. Nicht zu schnell
Robert Schumann; Theodor Kirchner; Trio Karénine
2:20
1.7
VI. Adagio
Robert Schumann; Theodor Kirchner; Trio Karénine
4:02
Verklärte Nacht, Op. 4  
1.8
I. Sehr langsam
Arnold Schönberg; Eduard Steuermann; Trio Karénine
5:49
1.9
II. Breiter
Arnold Schönberg; Eduard Steuermann; Trio Karénine
5:40
1.10
III. Schwer betont
Arnold Schönberg; Eduard Steuermann; Trio Karénine
2:04
1.11
IV. Sehr breit and langsam
Arnold Schönberg; Eduard Steuermann; Trio Karénine
8:46
1.12
V. Sehr ruhig
Arnold Schönberg; Eduard Steuermann; Trio Karénine
3:53
Digital Booklet
This new recording by the Trio Karénine surveys Austro-German Romanticism of the second half of the nineteenth century, featuring transcriptions of Liszt's Vallée d'Obermann (Tristia), Schoenberg's Verklärte Nacht and Schumann's Six Canonic Studies. At once a homage to and a manifesto on behalf of the piano trio medium, it is an invitation to discover magnificent rarities, whether arranged by the composer himself or by other musicians.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Mirare Studio Masters
Track title
Peak
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RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-2.55
-7.30 to -0.49
-24.85
-30.95 to -22.03
-20.78
-27.70 to -16.80
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12 to 17
1
Tristia (After Vallée d'Obermann, S. 723c, Arr. for Piano, Violin and Cello)
-0.49-23.50-18.915
2
I. Nicht zu schnell
-3.79-23.30-20.012
3
II. Mit innigem Ausdruck
-7.07-27.31-24.013
4
III. Andantino
-7.30-26.87-23.112
5
IV. Innig
-1.74-24.14-20.913
6
V. Nicht zu schnell
-0.69-23.49-20.215
7
VI. Adagio
-4.68-30.95-27.717
8
I. Sehr langsam
-0.87-23.44-18.213
9
II. Breiter
-0.50-22.03-17.814
10
III. Schwer betont
-1.71-22.61-16.812
11
IV. Sehr breit and langsam
-0.50-23.85-19.814
12
V. Sehr ruhig
-1.21-26.66-22.015

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