Henriëtte Bosmans: Early Chamber Music
The three works by the Amsterdam-born Henriëtte Bosmans (1895–1952) in this album all date from her early to mid-twenties. The Violin Sonata and Piano Trio are substantial pieces, both animated by the passion of youth – and, given their quality, it is astounding that they should be receiving their first recordings here. At this stage in her life Bosmans was still writing in an expansive, Romantic style, although echoes of French Impressionism, Spain and the Middle East can often be heard – and from time to time the Violin Sonata nods to Bach and Reger.
Solarek Piano Trio
Marina Solarek, violin
Miriam Lowbury, cello
Andrew Bottrill, piano
Listen To This Recording:
- I Allegro passionato, ma non troppo mosso Audio Player
- II Non troppo presto Audio Player
- III Adagio – Audio Player
- IV Moderato assai
- Ariëtta for violin and piano
- I Allegro con brio Audio Player
- II Andante moderato Audio Player
- III Andante – Molto vivace
Sonata for Violin and Piano (1918)*
Audio PlayerArietta for violin and piano (1917)**
Audio PlayerPiano Trio (1921)*
Audio Player*FIRST RECORDINGS
** FIRST RECORDING OF THE ORIGINAL VERSION
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.