
Beethoven: Piano Trio No. 5, Variations in G Major & Piano Trio No. 2
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1/6Recording & Production
This album was recorded at the Federal Administrative Court of Germany in Leipzig, a venue chosen for its exceptional setting for art events.
Performer Biography
Matthias Moosdorf, the cellist of Trio Ex Aequo, is a member of the Leipzig String Quartet, has performed in over 60 countries, and won the ECHO Klassik Award five times.
Performer Biography
Olga Gollej, the pianist of Trio Ex Aequo, is a prize-winner of several chamber music competitions and is the founder and music director of the Anhalt Chamber Music Festival.
Composition History
Beethoven's three Opus 1 trios, including the Op. 1 No. 2 on this album, were eagerly anticipated and well-compensated, marking the official beginning of his catalog of works.
Performer Biography
Matthias Wollong, the violinist of Trio Ex Aequo, is the First Concertmaster of the Staatskapelle Dresden and plays an Andreas Guarneri violin from 1676.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Beethoven's music is characterized by a sense of wholeness and unity of form, where the core of his works can be sensed in the first note.



















