February 14, 2026
Athens, GR 14 C
Expand search form
Blog

Mine’s a triple, but not this one

Mine’s a triple, but not this one

From the Lebrecht Album of the Week:

There are many reasons why Beethoven’s triple concerto usually fails on record. Most are to do with ego. In a regular concerto, there is one soloist, a conductor and an orchestra. In Beethoven’s triple, there is a pianist, violinist and cellist and they all have to agree among themselves before the conductor and orchestra get involved. It can take hours of conflict before everyone is satisfied.

The most notorious….

Read on here.

The post Mine’s a triple, but not this one appeared first on Slippedisc.

Previous Article

A right royal wave

Next Article

Speaking Soundly: The principal trumpet who made it big

You might be interested in …

A Texan debuts  at Covent Garden

A Texan debuts at Covent Garden

The IMG mezzo Raehann Bryce-Davis has been whisked in to sing Amneris in a run of Aidas, starting January 28. She replaces Ekaterina Semenchuk. Anna Pirozzi sings the title role. Raehann, a Manhattan School of […]

Cleveland names a non-concertmaster

Cleveland names a non-concertmaster

The Cleveland Orchestra, leaderless since David Radzynski resigned in March, has upgraded a recent member of the second violins to the title of first associate concertmaster. Xie, from Shanghai, joined the orchestra ten months ago. […]