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One of the hallmarks of the Onyx style is to perform music of the
18th and early 19th century as if it had been composed yesterday. With
improvisational flourishes, gestures, and conventions of the period,
Onyx brings a freshness and vitality to these Classical works. As Onyx has expanded their repertoire into the 19th and 20 century, they
approach these pieces through the lens of the previous era looking
forward, as opposed to the present era looking back. Onyx performances
illuminate the new and revolutionary elements of these later works.
"PIANO TRIO GIVES A FRESH TWIST TO CLASSIC WORKS", Everett Herald, July, 2006
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BEETHOVEN:
Trio Op. 1 #1 in Eb major
Trio Op. 1 #2 in G major
Trio Op. 1 #3 in c minor
Trio Op. 11 for clarinet, cello and piano
Trio Op. 70 #1 in D major "The Ghost"
Trio Op. 70 #2 in Eb major
Trio Op. 97 in Bb major "The Archduke"
Trio Op. 121a in G major "Kakadu"
Trio woO 39 in Bb
Trio HV 48 Triosatz in Eb |
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BRAHMS:
Op. 8, in B major
Op. 87, in C major
Op. 101, in c minor |
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DVORAK:
Trio in f minor Op. 65 |
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PHILIP GLASS:
Façades |
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HAYDN:
Complete Piano Trios |
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MENDELSSOHN:
Trio in d minor Op. 49
Trio in c minor Op. 66 |
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MOZART:
Complete Piano Trios & Piano Quartets |
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SCHUBERT:
Trio in Bb Op. 99
Trio Sonatensatz in Bb D. 28 |
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SHOSTAKOVICH:
Trio #2 in e minor, Op. 67 |
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WEBER:
Trio in g minor
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