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Steve Schwartz wrote:
>>Also, I can't think of a string trio by anybody that's well known, even
>>among classical aficionados. Piano trios, yes. String trios, no.
And Jocelyn Wang wrote:
>I've also noticed that, once a composer starts writing quartets, they
>seldom return to string trios.
While it's not called a string trio, Mozart's Divertimento in Eb, K563,
for violin, viola, and cello, a sublime work of music, was written after
Mozart had written many of his quartets and quintets (if K numbers are
an indication).
Walter Meyer
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