Talk:Piano Trio (Clara Schumann)

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External link You Tube by "Clara Trio" Yundu Wang et al. - Trio No. 1, by Robert, maybe?

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"Clara Trio" seems to be the name of the trio of three performers of the music. The piece is called Trio No. 1 which would be a little odd for a composer who wrote only one trio as Clara Schumann did, whereas Robert wrote three. I'll look further into this but maybe others can too. Marlindale (talk) 05:32, 13 January 2016 (UTC)Reply

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