The music publishing firm "Ediziun Trais Giats" was founded in November
1993 by the cellist Gyula Petendi. |
| Teaching
gave Petendi the idea to collect cello duo music and to publish it in
two volumes of the "Schatzkiste" (treasure chest). This music was
mentioned in the "Schweizer musikpädagogische
Blätter" of July 1996, a Swiss magazine specialised on music
education. It got very good marks, although it does not have a
professional layout. Since then, many copies have been sold. |
| The
cellist and publisher Petendi has discovered many interesting
compositions, such as music of Allan Rosenheck and Paul Huber, or music
from the string quartet of Gustav Krug, a friend of Nietzsche. |
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| In
1997, the pianist, harpsichordist and composer Daniel Bosshard joined
Ediziun Trais Giats. |
| Thanks
to his research on A. Skrjabin, Ediziun Trais Giats has found
compositions of this Russian composer that have been unknown till then.
It is planned to publish a thematic index of his compositions. |
| The
program contains compositions from both present and past, some of them
being rarities, exclusively available at Ediziun Trais Giats. |
| "Trais
Giats" is rumantsch and means "three cats". Home of Ediziun Trais Giats
is Ardez, in the Inn Valley (Switzerland), where people speak
rumantsch. The logo shows - as the name says - three cats. (Do they
keep all the notes ??) |
