
Haydn: Piano Trios
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1/7Recording & Production
The Guarneri Trio Prague's long discographic adventure was supervised until his death in 2009 by the composer Milan Slavický.
Performer Biography
The Guarneri Trio Prague is celebrating its 35th anniversary, having played in its original formation since its beginning in 1986.
Compositional Technique
Haydn's Piano Trio No. 39, the 'Gypsy' trio, flirts with the Hungarian recruiting dance genre, or verbunkos, which later influenced composers like Brahms, Liszt, and Bartók.
Performer Biography
Marek Jerie, the cellist of the Guarneri Trio Prague, plays a cello built in 1684 by Andrea Guarneri.
Performer Biography
Čeněk Pavlík, the violinist of the Guarneri Trio Prague, plays the famous 'Zimbalist' violin made in 1735 by Giuseppe Guarneri 'del Gesù'.
Performer Biography
Ivan Klánský, the pianist of the Guarneri Trio Prague, was a rally driver in his youth and is an outstanding chess player.
Composer Biography
Joseph Haydn, the composer of the trios on this album, is generally regarded as the 'father of the string quartet'.

















