New Horn trio recording 

Francesca Dego joins renowned horn player Martin Owen and pianist Alessandro Taverna in this varied and compelling programme after performing it extensively over the last 7 years. Brahms’s Horn Trio was the first major work for this instrumentation, and remains one of the finest in the repertoire. The horn is often seen as symbolic of the forest – an important entity in German culture – and Brahms commented that his inspiration for the piece came to him whilst out walking though woodland. Ligeti’s Hommage à Brahms was very much inspired by Brahms’s Trio, although influences of Bartók and Hungarian folk music also play their part. 

Gramophone magazine praised the album underlining “Brahms/Ligeti pairing is hardly new on record but, even without the substantial added attractions of Mozart and Schumann, this version sweeps the board.”


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Violinist Francesca Dego records Brahms and Busoni concertos