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Composers include Antonio Vivaldi, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig van Beethoven, Elliott Carter, and others. Trois Bois follows the course of intimate chamber music for winds through the centuries, starting with the Baroque, continuing through the Classical and Romantic eras, and finishing with the 20th century in America and Europe. Walter Piston: Three Pieces (1926) for flute, clarinet and bassoonĮlliott Carter: Eight Etudes and a Fantasy (1950) for woodwind quartet Paul de Wailly: Aubade for flute, oboe and clarinet

Ludwig van Beethoven: Duo in C major, WoO 27/3 for clarinet and bassoon Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Divertimento No. (Program includes an intermission.)Īntonio Vivaldi: Concerto in g minor, RV 103 for flute, oboe and bassoon Composers include Jacque Ibert, Eugene Bozza, Jean Françaix and others. French composers were commissioned, and as a result, a vast amount of music for winds by the best French composers of their day exists for our enjoyment. The French established a conservatory system to train their musicians, and part of the training was for the students to learn new music for their instruments. As the Romantic Age in music began, most composers focused on the piano and violin, but in France, the wind tradition continued. In the late 18th century, composers were as likely to write for winds as for piano or strings, especially in France. 67įrancis Poulenc: Duo for clarinet and bassoon (Program includes an intermission.)Įugene Bozza: Suite brève en trio, op. The concert begins with two trios by living composers of the “Greatest Generation”, written at the height of the Cold War, and concludes with two trios by “Generation Xers”, composed in the first decade of the 21st century. Trois Bois examines these concepts with an all-American program of works brought to life during periods of insecurity for the United States. Insecurity can be a springboard for creative inspiration and music is often thought to reflect the times in which it is written. (Program includes an intermission.)Ĭreativity in Times of Insecurity: Music from the Cold War and the Era of Terrorismĭonald Waxman: Trio for oboe, clarinet and bassoon (1960)ĭamian Montano: Trio for oboe, clarinet, and bassoon (2009) Showcasing the colorful, tuneful and visceral qualities of the classical reed trio, this program brings Czech composer Martinů into the company of many of his French contemporaries.

(Program includes an intermission, and pieces marked with an asterisk are optional and may be added to the main program.) Composers include Igor Stravinsky, Jean Françaix, André Jolivet, and others. Our one-hour program has met with audience acclaim, and our full concert program should satisfy all audience’s desire for good music. Introducing Trois Bois to our audiences, this program focuses on the often light-hearted yet virtuoso music for winds.

Igor Stravinsky: Three Pieces for Solo Clarinet André Jolivet: Sonatine for oboe and bassoon