Review by Kelsee Pitman

The Weilerstein Trio's album, Piano Trio, featuring The Kreutzer Sonata Trio in G Minor Op. 110 and Etudes in Canonic Form Op. 56, is a magnificent collection of classical music pieces that will leave listeners in awe. The trio, comprising of Donald Weilerstein, Alisa Weilerstein, and Vivian Hornik Weilerstein, has created a masterful interpretation of these works by Janáček, Coxe, and Schumann.

The Kreutzer Sonata Trio in G Minor Op. 110, with its complex and intense composition, is beautifully executed by the Weilerstein Trio. The trio's seamless collaboration and impressive technical skills bring out the raw emotions of the piece and create an immersive experience for the listener.

Etudes in Canonic Form Op. 56, a composition by Coxe, is a rarity in the classical music world. The Weilerstein Trio's performance of this piece is both captivating and technically impressive. The intricate interplay between the three instruments and the precise execution of the canon form make this piece a standout on the album.

Schumann's Trio No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 63, is a well-known piece in the classical canon, and the Weilerstein Trio's interpretation of it is nothing short of exceptional. The trio's dynamic interpretation of the piece is a testament to their musical prowess and their passion for classical music.

Summary by Kelsee Pitman

the Piano Trio album is a must-have for classical music enthusiasts. With the Weilerstein Trio's masterful performances of these classical pieces by Janáček, Coxe, and Schumann, this album is a true gem in the classical music world.