Trio for Trumpet, Violoncello, and Piano Eric Ewazen THEODORE PRESSER COMPANY TRIO FOR TRUMPET, VIOLONCELLO, AND PIANO was written for and dedicated to Tomislav Spoljar, a marvelous trumpet player and friend from Zagreb, Croatia, who has long been a champion of my music, and is also the director of the distinguished Velika Gorica Brass Festival, held every spring in the town of Velika Gorica, Croatia. The work was premiered at the festival on May 25, 2007 with Guillaume Couloumy on trumpet, Adam Chelfi on cello, and Mia Elezovic on piano. The work was subsequently recorded by Chris Gekker on trumpet, Michelle Djokic on cello, and the composer at the piano. The NY premiere was given by Tomislav Spoljar on trumpet, Justina Sullivan on cello, and Ivan Pernicki on piano. The composer is grateful to these exceptional performers for the earliest performances of the piece. I had long been interested in writing a trio featuring trumpet, cello, and piano, having already written one for trumpet, violin, and piano. With all the wonderful mixed chamber works for woodwinds and strings, I had felt that brass players also needed and deserved chamber pieces in this combination. By combining a brass instrument and a string instrument with piano, the resultant sound can almost be like a mini-chamber orchestra — the colors are so vivid and varied. Hence the creation of this trio. The work is in 3 movements. The first has a bold, rhythmic momentum in the piano underlying insistent, assertive melodies in the trumpet and cello. Primarily in minor modes, the movement is bold and strong. The second movement demonstrates how the trumpet can be effective at playing long, lyrical lines in tandem with the cello, alternating poignant melodies over a lush, arpeggiated accompaniment. The final movement is a bright, lively, playful gigue, with a rhythmically contrasting, energetic fugue at its core. Following the minor key 1st movement and the lyricism of the 2nd, the final movement is a joyful, spirited finale, bringing the piece to a celebratory conclusion.

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Trio for Trumpet, Violoncello, and Piano

Eric Ewazen

THEODORE

PRESSERCOMPANY

Trio for TrumpeT, Violoncello, and piano was written for and dedicated to Tomislav Spoljar, a marvelous trumpet player and friend from Zagreb, croatia, who has long been a champion of my music, and is also the director of the distinguished Velika Gorica Brass festival, held every spring in the town of Velika Gorica, croatia. The work was premiered at the festival on may 25, 2007 with Guillaume couloumy on trumpet, adam chelfi on cello, and mia elezovic on piano. The work was subsequently recorded by chris Gekker on trumpet, michelle djokic on cello, and the composer at the piano. The nY premiere was given by Tomislav Spoljar on trumpet, Justina Sullivan on cello, and ivan pernicki on piano. The composer is grateful to these exceptional performers for the earliest performances of the piece.

i had long been interested in writing a trio featuring trumpet, cello, and piano, having already written one for trumpet, violin, and piano. With all the wonderful mixed chamber works for woodwinds and strings, i had felt that brass players also needed and deserved chamber pieces in this combination. By combining a brass instrument and a string instrument with piano, the resultant sound can almost be like a mini-chamber orchestra the colors are so vivid and varied. Hence the creation of this trio.

The work is in 3 movements. The first has a bold, rhythmic momentum in the piano underlying insistent, assertive melodies in the trumpet and cello. primarily in minor modes, the movement is bold and strong. The second movement demonstrates how the trumpet can be effective at playing long, lyrical lines in tandem with the cello, alternating poignant melodies over a lush, arpeggiated accompaniment. The final movement is a bright, lively, playful gigue, with a rhythmically contrasting, energetic fugue at its core. following the minor key 1st movement and the lyricism of the 2nd, the final movement is a joyful, spirited finale, bringing the piece to a celebratory conclusion.
ERIC EWAZEN

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