Bernard Holland also reviewed the KLR Trio's return to the 92nd Street Y, for The New York Times:
"The Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio offers three fine players who are well
aware of one another’s habits. The trio medium, especially on modern
instruments, does not produce the most luxurious of sounds. Add the
less-than-generous acoustics of this hall, not to mention Brahms’s natural
parsimony, and one could hardly expect rainbows of colors. The large crowd,
however, liked what it heard and with reason."
Read all of Three Trios From Brahms: Challenges for All Involved.
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