Dmitry Bashkirov,Igor Bezrodny,Mikhail Khomitser - Klaviertrios auf 2 CDs

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The famous »Moscow Symphony Orchestraloists' Trio« – Dmitry Bashkirov, Igor Bezrodny and Michael Homitser – are brilliant musicians and strong personalities. Their every phrase is born spontaneously and freely as if it were an improvisation but does not break the unity of the ensemble. Playing ensemble and subordinating to some mystic and coordinating power each of them completely preserves his individuality.

Dmitry Bashkirov (born in 1931) is one of the most prominent pianists of the present. He toured with a permanent success and his recitals were the centerpieces of the seasons. Being one of the most brilliant representatives of the Russian piano school Bashikirov brought up a splendid pleiad of pupils and followers.

Igor Bezrodny (1930–1997) was a unique phenomenon in the performing art of the 20th century – a brilliant violinist, conductor and professor. He was a universal musician. Having a perfect taste, absolute pitch and the highest mastery he could perform everything: from antique to modern music. Michael Homitser, an outstanding cellist (1935–2002), was »a real knight of the cello« according to the words of one of the critics. Being a pupil of S. Knushevitsky he began his concert activity right after his triumph at Hanus Wihan Competition in Prague. He performed with the best orchestras and conductors all over the world.

Within not very long period (1965–1973) »Moscow Symphony Orchestraloists' Trio« managed to add a vivid page into the history of the Russian ensemble art, performing in the best halls of Europe and America and having the most interesting records made. (melody. su)