Elegie – out now!

The latest recording of the Schwarzenberg Trio with music by Ernest Chausson, Arno Babajanyan and Sergei Rachmaninoff.

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Being described by Kirill Petrenko as ‚a mature personality at the piano’, Hanna Bachmann regularly performs throughout Europe. Notable concerts include performances at Vienna’s Musikverein, at the Berlin Philharmonie, at the Beethoven House Bonn, at the Beethovenfest and at the Bodenseefestival. Promising concert tours also saw he perform in the US, Mexico, Canada, Israel and Saudi Arabia.


Her performances are characterized by sophisticated programming, also featuring unknown music. Besides her solo activities, Hanna Bachmann is a passionate chamber musician and song pianist.

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  • Schwarzenberg Trio: Elegie

    Schwarzenberg Trio: Elegie

    CD review by Fritz Jurmann in the magazine ‘Kultur und Gesellschaft’ The young piano trio presenting itself here with its latest CD consists, to two thirds, of musicians with connections to Vorarlberg. Its name, however,…

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  • Schwarzenberg Trio – Elegie

    Schwarzenberg Trio – Elegie

    CD review by Christoph Irrgeher in Der Standard Despite its title, the album Elegie is a cause for celebration: the Austrian Schwarzenberg Trio offers fresh perspectives to admirers of the violin, cello, and piano repertoire.…

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  • CD Review: Elegie

    CD Review: Elegie

    by Holger Sambale on klassik-heute.de Founded in its original line-up as early as 2009, the Schwarzenberg Trio—named after Vienna’s Café Schwarzenberg—re-formed several years ago with cellist Roland Lindenthal and has since begun an active recording…

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