Antonín Dvořák / Antonín Rejcha - The Rejcha Trio - The Trio F Minor, Op. 65 / The Trio Nº 2 D Minor, Op. 101 Album

Tracklist

1	III. Andantino	6:15
2	II. Minuetto. Allegro	7:28
3	II. Allegretto Grazioso. Meno Mosso	6:19
4	IV. Finale. Allegro Con Brio	9:54
5	The Trio Nº 2 For Violin, Cello & Piano D Minor, Op. 101	30:28
6	I. Allegro Non Troppo	10:12
7	III. Poco Adagio	9:49
8	The Trio For Violin, Cello & Piano F Minor, Op. 65	39:10
9	I. Allegro Ma Non Troppo	12:54
10	IV. Finale. Allegro Assai	6:20

Credits

• Cello – Margit Klepáčová
• Composed By – Antonín Rejcha (tracks: 5 to 8), Antonín Dvořák (tracks: 1 to 4)
• Coordinator [Production Coordinator] – Daniel Sobotka
• Engineer [Mastering Engineer] – Václav Roubal
• Engineer [Recording Engineer], Mixed By [Mixing Engineer] – Jiří Gemrot
• Ensemble – The Rejcha Trio
• Executive Producer – Václav Pavlas
• Liner Notes [Sleevenote] – Jaromír Havlík
• Photography By [Cover Photography] – Jakub Dostál
• Photography By [Inlay Photography] – Robert Virt
• Piano – Jaromír Klepáč
• Violin – Petr Maceček

Notes

Produced by NHS s.r.o. (Independent Music Association, Ltd.)
Recorded at "Domovina" Studio, Prague, the Czech Republic on December 27-29, 1993.

® 1994 NHS s.r.o. [sic]
© 1993 NHS s.r.o.

Made in Czech Republic
the NHS collection 1994, Nº I

Total time 69:46

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout: GZ FA1315 NHS 001-2 331
• Rights Society: OSA
• Rights Society: BIEM
• Other (SPARS Code): DDD

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Nezávislá Hudební Společnost, spol. s.r.o.
• Copyright (c) – Nezávislá Hudební Společnost, spol. s.r.o.
• Pressed By – Gramofonové Závody – FA1315
• Recorded At – Studio Domovina

Album

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