Patru Cîntece Maramureșene / M. P. 5 / Trio Pentru Vioară, Violă Și Fagot / Trio Pentru Vioară, Clarinet Și Pian

Released in 1969 by the state-owned Romanian label Electrecord, this recording showcases the avant-garde compositions of Alexandru Hrisanide. The record serves as a significant document of mid-century Romanian chamber music, capturing Hrisanide's unique ability to weave traditional folk elements into complex, modern tonal structures. It stands as a testament to the experimental creative environment fostered within the Romanian musical establishment during the late 1960s.

The album features a diverse arrangement of chamber works, including the 'Patru Cîntece Maramureșene' and various trio compositions for unconventional instrument groupings. These pieces reflect Hrisanide’s aesthetic focus on timbre and structural rigor, often utilizing the juxtaposition of traditional instrumentation like the violin with the woodwind colors of the clarinet and bassoon. The release was met with interest by critics of contemporary classical music, who noted the composer's technical precision and his commitment to expanding the formal vocabulary of the era.