Utwory na płycie:

• Ten Romances. For Voice and Piano, No. 4 Lorsque les blés dorés. Mélodie
• Four Romances. For Voice and Piano, No. 3 Mon chant est amer et sauvage
• Four Romances, Op. 2. For Voice and Piano, No. 2 Romance orientale
• The Golden Cockerel, Scene from Act 2 - Chez la reine de Chémakhâ
• Piece for Piano - Une larme
• Serenade for Strings in C major, Op. 48, 3. movement - Elégie
• Serenade for Strings in C major, Op. 48, 2. movement - Valse
• Six Duets, Op. 46. For Soprano, Mezzo-soprano and Piano, No. 3 Les larmes
• Six Romances, Op. 6. For Voice and Piano, No. 2 Pourquoi tant de plaintes
• The Seasons, Op. 37a. For Piano, No. 3 Chant de l’alouette
• Quatre Morceaux, Op. 30. For Violin and Piano, No. 2 Sérénade
• Six moments musicaux, Op. 16. For Piano, No. 3 Moment musical
• The Christmas Tree, Op. 21. Fairy Tale in one act. Waltz for Piano - Valse
• Five Romances, Op. 22. For Voice and Piano, No. 1 Mélodie
• Douze Pièces Enfantines, Op. 31. For Piano, No. 2 Nocturne
• Two Romances, Op. 2. For Tenor, Mezzo-soprano, Violoncello and Piano, No. 2 Duo. Oh non, pour ma beauté
• Two Romances after Fyodor Tyutchev, Op. 4. For Voice and Piano, No. 1 Calme est la nuit
• Four Préludes, Op. 21. For Piano, No. 3 Prélude
• Trois Morceaux, Op. 2. For Piano, No. 1 Chant Intime
• Three Tales, Op. 9. For Piano, No. 2 Conte
• Deux Morceaux, Op. 5. For Piano, No. 2 Prélude
• The Firebird. For Orchestra, No. 17 Berceuse
• The Firebird. For Orchestra, No. 10 Corovod (Ronde des Princesses)
• Trois Morceaux, Op. 2. For Piano, No. 1 Étude
• Two Nocturnes, Op. 5. For Piano, No. 2 Nocturne

Mily Balakirev:
Ten Romances. For Voice and Piano, No. 4 - Lorsque les blés dorés. Mélodie

Alexander Borodin:
Four Romances. For Voice and Piano, No. 3 - Mon chant est amer et sauvage

Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov:
Four Romances, Op. 2. For Voice and Piano, No. 2 - Romance orientale
The Golden Cockerel, Scene from Act 2 - Chez la reine de Chémakhâ

Modest Mussorgsky:
Piece for Piano - Une larme

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky:
Serenade for Strings in C major, Op. 48, 3. movement - Elégie
Serenade for Strings in C major, Op. 48, 2. movement - Valse
Six Duets, Op. 46. For Soprano, Mezzo-soprano and Piano, No. 3 - Les larmes
Six Romances, Op. 6. For Voice and Piano, No. 2 - Pourquoi tant de plaintes
The Seasons, Op. 37a. For Piano, No. 3 - Chant de l’alouette

Anton Arensky:
Four Morceaux, Op. 30. For Violin and Piano, No. 2 - Sérénade

Sergei Rachmaninoff:
Six moments musicaux, Op. 16. For Piano, No. 3 - Moment musical

Vladimir Rebikov:
The Christmas Tree, Op. 21. Fairy Tale in one act. Waltz for Piano - Valse

Nikolai Tcherepnin:
Five Romances, Op. 22. For Voice and Piano, No. 1 - Mélodie

Reinhold Gliere:
Twelve Pieces Enfantines, Op. 31. For Piano, No. 2 - Nocturne

Joel Engel:
Two Romances, Op. 2. For Tenor, Mezzo-soprano, Violoncello and Piano, No. 2 - Duo. Oh non, pour ma beauté

Leonid Nikolayev:
Two Romances after Fyodor Tyutchev, Op. 4. For Voice and Piano, No. 1 - Calme est la nuit

Henryk Pachulski:
Four Préludes, Op. 21. For Piano, No. 3 - Prélude

Georgy Catoire:
Three Morceaux, Op. 2. For Piano, No. 1 - Chant Intime

Nikolai Medtner:
Three Tales, Op. 9. For Piano, No. 2 - Conte

Leonid Sabaneev:
Two Morceaux, Op. 5. For Piano, No. 2 - Prélude

Igor Stravinsky:
The Firebird. For Orchestra, No. 17 - Berceuse (L’Oiseau de feu)
The Firebird. For Orchestra, No. 10 - Corovod (Ronde des Princesses)

Alexander Scriabin:
Three Morceaux, Op. 2. For Piano, No. 1 - Étude
Two Nocturnes, Op. 5. For Piano, No. 2 - Nocturne

The Trio Then-Bergh (violin), Wen-Sinn Yang (cello), and Michael Schäfer (piano) provide a cross-section of the golden age of Russian music in their new GENUIN CD. These three exceptional musicians play masterpieces compiled and arranged by the composer Alexander Krein in the first half of the 20th century. Krein is a masterful arranger who makes the soul of each piece shine in the trio version. Works by Tchaikovsky (for example, from his String Serenade and The Seasons) and Rimsky-Korsakov (from The Golden Cockerel) are presented here, as well as wonderfully sentimental salon music from Gliere to Tcherepnin.