The Amadeus Trio

Repertoire

For the 2016-2017 Season

The stage is set.
Commissioned works:
  • "The Painter's Eye" by David Ott (multimedia - composed in 2003, premiered in 2004)
  • Suite for piano trio by Seymour Barab (composed in 2003, premiered in 2003)
  • Seven Canyons Suite by William Eaton, Paul Chihara & Frederick Charlton for piano trio, guitar and Native American flute with Grammy Award-winning flutist R. Carlos Nakai (composed in 2003, premiered in 2003)
Concertos:
  • Beethoven Triple, Zwilich Triple and Ott Triple Concertos
Other trios:
  • Beethoven Trio cycle
  • Shostakovich e minor, Op. 67
  • Arensky Trio, Op. 32
  • Tchaikovsky Trio, Op. 50
  • Mendelssohn d minor, Op. 49
  • Mendelssohn c minor, Op. 66
  • Brahms C major, Op. 87
  • Haydn e minor
  • Haydn C major
  • Smetana Trio in g minor, Op. 15
  • Stravinsky L'Histoire du Soldat with narration and dance
  • Mozart G major & C major trios
  • Turina No.2
  • Cassado Trio
  • Fernandez Trio Brasiliero
  • Piazzolla (tangos & milongas)

The trio is very interested in presenting Stravinsky's "L'Histoire du Soldat" (A Soldier's Tale) with guest clarinetist Jon Manasse, principal clarinetist of the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra and one of the world's masters of that instrument. The Stravinsky is particularly appealing because it also includes a narrator, (someone from your community, staff, Board of Directors or local personality chosen by the presenting organization) and is a collaboration that is easily accomplished and strongly encouraged. Very little rehearsal is required! On occasion the trio has also included dancers as part of this particular production. Like the narrator the dancers are chosen by the presenting organization. The trio feels that this is a wonderful and imaginative way to connect with your community.