Mendelssohn wrote eight books of lyrical piano pieces, Romantic miniatures designed to "sing" on a keyboard instrument without using the human voice. His Songs without Words represent an entirely new kind of 19th century chamber music. …Read More
Mendelssohn wrote eight books of lyrical piano pieces, Romantic miniatures designed to "sing" on a keyboard instrument without using the human voice. His Songs without Words represent an entirely new kind of 19th century chamber music. Opus 30, No. 3 is adapted here in solo instrumental arrangements for cello and trombone with piano accompaniment.