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Fem fyrar av P-G Bergfors i Göteborgsposten!
HIMMELSK SCHUBERT
Vilken rikedom, vilken gåva! Schuberts båda pianotrior för första gången (?) på en och samma maximalt fyllda CD, i en strålande, välbalanserad upptagning. Och som de spelar, dessa tre japanska systrar. Fraseringskonsten, känslan för just Schuberts intimitet, naturliga tempoval, det utsökta detaljarbetet och samtidigt det spontana uttrycket som till en del kommer av trions vana att vis konserter och inspelningar musicera utan noter framför sig. Det här känns alltså som en live-inspelning av Schubert i två av sina himmelskt sköna kammarmusikverk. De långsamma satserna saknar i mitt minne motstycke. Och så lekfullt de musicerar i finalsatserna
P-G. Bergfors (Göteborgsposten 18/12 2007)
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Franz Peter Schubert - Två Pianotrior
Fujita Pianotrio
Franz Schubert was born on 31st January 1797 in Vienna as the 12th (fourth surviving) child. He had three elder brothers and one younger sister. His father was a schoolmaster, originally from Moravia, who followed his brother who moved to Vienna few years earlier to establish a school. Schubert’s father worked as an assistant to his brother, until he gained a position of his own in the suburb of Himmelpfortgrund in Lichtental as a schoolmaster... (Citat från textkommentaren i häftet)
Arisa Fujita, violin ~ Honoka Fujita, cello ~ Megumi Fujita, piano
The Fujita sisters from Japan have been playing chamber music together since early childhood. They made a highly acclaimed debut at the Wigmore Hall in March 1999 and they were invited to give a Purcell Room recital in June 2000 by the Kirckman Concert Society. Also in June, they made a successful debut at Oji Hall in Tokyo, Japan.
Concert engagements have taken the Trio to Canada, France, Italy, Ireland, Romania, Egypt, Morocco and Turkey, and they have won numerous awards and prizes, both as a Trio and individually. Arisa won the Audi Junior Musician Competition when she was only fifteen years old, Honoka won all the cello prizes at the Guildhall School, and Megumi won Fourth Prize at the Montreal International Piano Competition.
Arisa studied with David Takeno at the Guildhall School of Music, London (where she now teaches), Honoka studied at the Guildhall School with Jennifer Ward Clarke and Raphael Wallfisch, where the Trio also received coaching from the Takacs Quartet. Megumi studied at the Menuhin School with Louis Kentner, Simon Nicholls and Vlado Perlemuter and continued her studies at the Royal College of Music with Irina Zaritskaya. They won the Chamber Music Prize at the Guildhall School in 1994.
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Piano Trio No.1 in B flat major D898 Op.99
I Allegro moderato
II Andante un con mosso
III Scherzo, Allegro - Trio
IV Rondo, Allegro vivace - Presto
Piano Trio No.2 in E flat major D929 Op.100
I Allegro
II Andante con moto
III Scherzando, allegro moderato – Trio
IV Allegro moderato
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OBS! - Den här CD innehåller över 80 minuter musik, det är därför möjligt att den inte fungerar på vissa (äldre) CD/DVD-spelare!
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