The overly serious musicologist shrinks from pronouncing the words Trout Quintet. He is well aware that this ‘subtitle’ did not originate with Franz Schubert, who wrote the quintet for piano, violin, viola cello and double bass in A major. And indeed, the choice of epithets for works by other composers has at times been unfortunate; indeed, taking into consideration the content of the entire work, one might even say misrepresentative, or distracting.
Tracklist
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Piano Quintet in A, D.667 - Trout Quintet- Allegro vivace
13:26
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Piano Quintet in A, D.667 - Trout Quintet- Andante
06:51
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Piano Quintet in A, D.667 - Trout Quintet- Scherzo - Presto
04:09
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Piano Quintet in A, D.667 - Trout Quintet- Theme (Andantino) - Variations 1-5 - Allegretto
07:28
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Piano Quintet in A, D.667 - Trout Quintet- Allegro giusto
06:37
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"Variations on ""Trockne Blumen"" for flute and piano, D.802- Introduction (Andante)"
02:50
7.
"Variations on ""Trockne Blumen"" for flute and piano, D.802- Theme (Andantino)"
02:05
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"Variations on ""Trockne Blumen"" for flute and piano, D.802- Variation 1"
01:52
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"Variations on ""Trockne Blumen"" for flute and piano, D.802- Variation 2"
01:41
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"Variations on ""Trockne Blumen"" for flute and piano, D.802- Variation 3"
02:04
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"Variations on ""Trockne Blumen"" for flute and piano, D.802- Variation 4"
01:46
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"Variations on ""Trockne Blumen"" for flute and piano, D.802- Variation 5"
02:15
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"Variations on ""Trockne Blumen"" for flute and piano, D.802- Variation 6"
02:43
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"Variations on ""Trockne Blumen"" for flute and piano, D.802- Variation 7"
03:19
15.
Piano Trio (Notturno) in E flat, D.897- Adagio
09:45
Total time: 01:08:51
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