Trio Arrangements

History

This series, a successor to Celebrated Trios for Violin Cello and Piano, appeared between 1910 and 1920. It was also published with the title 'Chamber Music'.
Incidentally, both Alfred Roth and Gustav Saenger also arranged for piano trio at the same time for the same publisher.

Arranger

• Gaston Borch (1871-1926)

Publishers

• New York: Carl Fischer

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Contents

• Arensky Serenade, Op.30
• Blon, Franz von Blumengeflüster
• Brahms Hung Dances 1 2 3 7
• Bruch Kol Nidrei
• Chaminade Serenade Op.29
• Chaminade Pierette Op.41
• Chopin Valse Op.34 No.2
• Cui Orientale
• Czerwonky Serenade
• Drdla Serenade
• Drigo Serenade
• Dvořák Slavonic Dance Op.46 No.1
• Dvořák Slavonic Dance Op.46 No.2
• Dvořák Slavonic Dance Op.46 No.3 (unnamed arr dated 1904, same publisher)
• Flegier Stances
• Glazunov Autumn and Winter
• Bacchanale from the Seasons
• Godard B Canzonetta from concerto Romantique Op.35
• Godard Scond Valse Bflat Op.56
• Daniel van Goens Romance sans paroles : Op. 12, no. 1
• Gounod Ballet music Faust
• Gounod Serenade
• Helmersberger Entr’acte Valse
• Iljinsky Berceuse Op.13
• Liszt Second Hungarian Rhapsody
• Massenet Prelude Herodiade
• Serenade Op.15 No.1
• Paradies Pastel Menuet
• Pryor After Sunset
• Rahkhmaninov Prelude Op.3 No.2
• Roze Extase d'amour Op.28
• Rubinstein Reve Angelique
• Rubinstein Toreador et Andalouse
• Schubert Ave Maria
• Schutt Valse Op.59 No.2
• Sinding Rustle of Spring Op.32, No.3
• Tchaikovsky Melodie Op.12 No.3
• Tchaikovsky Waltz Op.48
• TchaikovskyValse des fleurs Nutcracker
• Wagner Meistersinger Quintet
• Wagner Swan Song and Lohengrin's Farewell
• Widor Serenade from 4 Pièces en trio

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