Trio in B Flat Major by Reinecke

A German composer and conductor, Carl Reinecke was a shy type of person: he played piano really well, but despite his Europe tours he wasn’t a household name and didn’t appear in gossip columns. However, Reinecke was more than companionable when it came to the music: he was familiar with Schumann, Brahms, and Mendelssohn, and was a prominent pedagogue who had Edvard Grieg, Leoš Janáček, Isaac Albéniz, and other well-known composers among his pupils. His legacy counts almost three hundred pieces, and some of them are easy to find while others are not so – take Trio in B Flat Major for Clarinet, French Horn and Piano: it was impossible to find the score on the Net until recently. Luckily, it became available not so long ago, and what is especially great – with alternative transcription for violin and viola. Download it here: Trio in B Flat Major for Clarinet (or Violin), French Horn (or Viola) and Piano, Op.274.