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Romberg's String Trio is a wonderful cantabile piece which, brilliantly performed, pays highest tribute especially to the euphony of the bass part. A technically exciting challenge for the cellist.

First Edition

First Edition

The trios, still breathing the late Baroque ductus, with their varied bass lines already reflect the melodic invention of the High Classical period, especially in the elaborate adagios.

This six-movement work in love with sound is one of the most precious pieces in the trio literature. Cellists should find the virtuoso interludes of their part challenging and delightful.

First Edition

The original Allegro opening movement of the E-flat major trio, discarded by Hummel as 'not valid' in the manuscript, may be considered a significant discovery for violists and is published here in th...

The introductory sonorous Andante is in a free form. The 2nd movement of the trio comprises 10 strict as well as free variations on the Guggisberger Lied. A spirited finale concludes the playful trio.

Edited from the first edition

First Edition

Bernhard Romberg's op.38 is a stroke of luck for all cellists. The never-ending singing of the soloist experiences a virtuoso climax in the 3rd Trio: At its finest.

It is hardly possible to compose and perform more advantageously for this instrumentation. As in the case of the sister work in D minor (Trio II, Best-Nr. BP 2326), however, the life data of the creat...

It is hardly possible to write and play more advantageously for this instrumentation. As with the sister work in E major (Trio I, Best-Nr. BP 2325), the life data of the creator could not be found.