Trio [ii], In C Minor, For Piano, Violin And Violoncello

This trio is one of the most beloved works of the Romantic era. Full of lyricism, charm, and virtuosity, it showcases the interplay between the three instruments in a way that is both technically demanding and musically satisfying. Mendelssohn himself called it 'the most interesting and difficult' of his chamber works.
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