In this concert, Piaclava takes a sonic stroll through time to see how composers from different generations wrote for these instruments. Our journey starts with Mozart, who loved to play a little viola on the side and wanted an opportunity to play with his friends. As the trip continues, you will hear pieces inspired by many different places and styles, and culminates with a piece written by composer (and Piaclava pianist) Beata Moon.
This concert can be presented with or without dialogue.
Kegelstatt Trio
(Mozart)
1786
20’
Acht Stucke
(Bruch)
3 assorted movements
1908
10’
Premiere Rhapsodie for clarinet and piano
(Debussy)
1910
8’
(Intermission)
Kleines Konzert
(Uhl)
1937
15’
Le Grand Tango for viola and piano
(Piazzolla)
1982
8’
Dragonfly for trio
(Moon)
2010
5’
