Beethoven/ Trio Roverde - Triple Concerto in C 56 & Piano Concerto in E-Flat Format:CD receiving critical acclaim in the

receiving critical acclaim in the international music press: the reviewer in The Daily Telegraph (UK) described the experience as 'having a layer of varnish removed from a much-loved painting' while his colleague in Fanfare wrote that the approach by Thomas Dausgaard and the Swedish Chamber Orchestra 'changes the landscape'

2 with "26 Miles (Santa Catalina)" and went to have hits into the 1960s

including those of lovely schoolteacher Louisa Glasson (Caroline Catz

of four young girls playing with a life-sized puppet made of straw

Beethoven/ Trio Roverde - Triple Concerto in C 56 & Piano Concerto in E-Flat Format:CD receiving critical acclaim in theBeethoven's Triple Concerto Op. 56 for piano, violin, cello and orchestra was unique in the musical literature, and he knew it: he proudly wrote to his publisher that the combination of a piano trio with an orchestra was entirely new. But the innovations go beyond the combination of concertante instruments, extending as well to the importance accorded the orchestra, elevated to the status of an equal, symphonic protagonist alongside the three solo