Par FAURE GABRIEL / HOWAT. Le Premier Quintette de Gabriel Faure (1845-1924) pour deux violons, alto, violoncelle et piano. L'edition critique de Roy Howat propose, en plus de la precision des differentes parties, des solutions d'interpretation de ce quintette./ Répertoire / 2 Violons, Alto, Violoncelle et Piano

Adam Gorb's Bittersweet for Piano Quartet.Bittersweet written in 1999 for the Schubert Ensemble’s Chamber Music 2000 project is one of the hardest challenges I’ve ever had. I must have made at least five false starts before I felt I was beginning to get on the right track. What Iwanted was something musically sophisticated that has a certain amount of substance in a mere three minutes but at the same time is appealing to an audience relatively unfamiliar with new music. I also wanted to make the piece playable for gifted youngsters and amateurs. The musical language of Bittersweet is diatonic with ‘wrong notes’ and is based on small motives that makeup a melody in five-four time that I eventually couldn’t get out of my head. - Adam GorbCommissioned by Colin Senior for Meg.

Easy Trios from Four Centuriespartition et partiesÉdité par Pejtsik ÁrpádInstrument: Chamber Music for Strings and PianoInstrumentation: 2 vl, vlc, (vla), cont, (cemb), (git)Genre: Pedagogical performance piecesPages: 248 ppDate du parution: 1993