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OK, so I just got back from an amazing concert. One of the pieces was Rachmaninoff's Trio Elegiaque in D minor Op.9 The pianist was Alan Kogosoqski, he did a fantastic job with it. He even arranged it for orchestra which they played later in the concert. I found a recording of his orchestral arrangement, but I can't find a recording of just the trio. It was such a beautiful piece I would love a recording (preferably his, but I'm not sure if he recorded it). Any help would be appreciated.

If you do a search on google for "Trio Elegiaque in D minor" you'll get a number of matches including one at cduniverse with 10 recordings. Didn't see one by the artist you mentioned though.

I tried to save you a step by posting a link to the search results but the link was too long and it wouldn't post properly.

I recorded it! Seriously! But I've never seen the finished cd ... it was a live performance, but we also recorded one reharsal, so later we combined the two recordings. Really not a great performance though
Anyway I just don't like that piece very much; it is beautiful sounding at first, but after you listen to it several times, you get bored ... at least that was my (and my friends) opinion.
I have recordings from trio italiano, beaux arts and borodin (I don't like the last one).