CWCP
Concert - July 29th – From Russia to Argentina 6:30p
First Presbyterian Church, Eau Claire
Mozart Clarinet Quintet in A major K.581 1789
1. Allegro
2. Larghetto
3. Menuetto-Trio
4.Allegretto con Variazioni
Arensky Trio No.1, Op.32 1894
1. Allegro Moderato
2. Scherzo
3. Elegia
4. Finale
A Rolla – Little Duet Op.13 No.3
1. Andantino
2. Allegretto
Glazunov Clarinet Quintet – Reverie Orientale Op.14 1886
Cardelus – Con Aire De Tango 2014
1. Madrid
2. Boston
3. Anchorage
4. Los Angeles
Concert - August 26th – German Romance 6:30p
First Presbyterian Church, Eau Claire
Clara Schumann – 3 Romances for Violin and Piano Op.22 1855
1. Andante
2. Allegretto
3. Leidenschaftlich Schnell
Mozart Quartet in C major K285b 1781
1.Allegro
2.Theme and variations
Spohr Duet for Violin and Viola Op.13 1808
3. Minuetto
Beethoven Quartet Op.59 No.3
4. Allegro Molto
Schumann Piano Quartet Op.47
1. Sostenuto Assai – Allegro ma non troppo
2. Scherzo – Molto Vivace
3. Andante Cantabile
4. Finale - Vivace
Dr. Kate Gierhart
Schumann’s Piano Quartet in E Flat Major was the first chamber music I learned and performed. At the time, I was a teenager taking part in a chamber music camp on Madeline Island. I vividly remember that first chamber experience, working intensely with other musicians, hearing my part blend with three other instruments, and being inspired by the passion of the other performers. While I had accompanied plenty of musicians and played in orchestras, working on this quartet was different. Each musician contributed equally to music, and we all were responsible for bringing the music to life. I fell in love with chamber music that summer.
Tango for Violin and Strings
I love playing tango music and after showcasing a Piazzolla work last season in our concert series, I knew I wanted to do another.
I found the piece we are playing in our July Concert after a bunch of searching and I felt it would really work great with our group. Everyone is having such fun with it and it highlights the great musicianship of the group with tight syncopated rhythms juxtaposed with wonderful melodies.
Ryan Poquette