The freshness and energy of the Bohemo's playing quickly erases any suggestion of a mismatch, showcasing immense promise in their debut with contrasting works.
Smetana's Trio in G minor Op 15, composed after the death of his daughter, displays a tragic cast that the Bohemo capture with maximum intensity.
While the Bohemo's full-blooded approach works well for Smetana, the Schubert E flat Piano Trio D929 may have benefitted from a more relaxed interpretation.
Overall, their approach to both Smetana's and Schubert's masterpieces in the piano-trio repertoire is utterly convincing, despite some moments of harshness in tone.
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