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Johannes Brahms 1833-1897
Trio for horn, violin and piano Op. 40

Bruno Schneider, horn
Daishin Kashimoto, violin
Eric Le Sage, piano

1. Andante
2. Scherzo
3. Adagio mesto
4. Finale

Extract from the DVD "The great romantics"

directed and edited by Stéphan Aubé
musical script · Béatrice Trichet
camera · Uffe Borgwardt, Kim Frandsen and Charlotta Miranda-Dam
technical coordinator · Jens Ingevall

sound provided by IwanSound
sound producer · Preben Iwan
technical assistants · Jørn D. Jacobsen and Mikkel Nymand

artistic director · Lars Fenger
produced by Uffe Borgwardt | Cubus Film and TV
filmed and recorded live at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

Thanks to Juhl-Sørensen A/S - Steinway & | Denmark

© Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

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