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Oxford University Press - The Piano Trio History and Repertoire

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Explore the rich development of the piano trio with this definitive study from Oxford University Press. As the first book dedicated solely to this genre, it traces the evolution of the piano trio across different countries and musical eras. From the foundational works of Haydn and Mozart to the experimental styles of avant-garde composers, this text places the genre within the broader context of music history. Readers will find detailed analysis of principal works in the repertoire. The book provides clear descriptions of musical styles and techniques, supported by musical examples to aid understanding. This Clarendon Paperback is an essential resource for students and musicians interested in the history and technical progression of chamber music.

Key Features

This Oxford University Press publication is the first study devoted solely to the piano trio genre.

The text reviews the development of the trio across different countries within general music history.

It tracks changes in style and technique from the era of Mozart and Haydn to modern avant-garde composers.

Principal works in the trio repertoire receive focused attention through clear analytical descriptions.

Musical examples are included to supplement the technical and historical analysis provided in the book.

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Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
19 March 1992
Listed Since
15 January 2007

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