Jupiter Trio <BR> BRIDGE 9147The spectacular young Jupiter Trio won the Classical Recording Foundation's 2004 Samuel Sanders award, and this recording of two of the repertoire's greatest trios, is the result. Beethoven's trio composed in 1809 and often referred to as "The Ghost" was his first work in the genre in eleven years. Those eleven years marked a seismic rupture in Beethoven's life and music: his recognition that his hearing disability was indeed progressive and likely

BRIDGE 9017

13 in C major

Donato de Cascia

“An extroverted and broadly rhetorical approach

Though the work opens and closes with literal statements of Monk's tune

As an added bonus

THREE FUN FABLES

Kenneth Cooper

Richard Wernick's Violin Concerto (with the Philadelphia Orchestra) and the Roy Harris Violin Concerto with the North Carolina Symphony (later recording it with The Louisville Orchestra)

Go Not Too Far

Rosenbaum plays Beethoven's final three sonatas in powerfully insightful readings

Alice Rybak