Lincoln Trio brings its "interpretative flair" (The Strad) and "masterly finesse¡" (Cleveland Plain Dealer) to the early 20th-century chamber music of Spanish-born, French-trained Joaquin Turina in a richly varied program of audience-pleasing works blending Spanish dance and folk influences with romanticism and French impressionism.

The album offers Turina's complete works for multiple strings and piano, including what is only the second recording of his early Piano Trio in F Major.

The Lincoln Trio's last album, 'Notable Women', a recording of new works by prominent female composers, drew international praise. London's The Observer called it one of the "hidden gems of 2011" and an "intriguing disc, beautifully played"; Strings called it a "provocative CD, magnificently performed"; Gramophone said, "The performances by the Lincoln Trio are models of vibrancy and control. The notables on this recording could hardly have better champions".

Lincoln Trio earned a 2014 Grammy nomination for its role in the Naxos recording of James Whitbourn's Annelies for soprano, piano trio, clarinet and choir.