David Mccarroll violin
Matthias Gredler cello
Stefan Mendl piano

Beethoven Piano Trio in E flat, Op 1 No 1
Schumann Piano Trio No 2 in F, Op 80
Dvořák Piano Trio No 4, Op 90 Dumky

Our Associate Artists continue their survey of the music of young Beethoven with his first official work, premiered in 1795 with the composer himself at the piano. By contrast, Dvořák’s popular work, which concludes the concert, was the last trio the composer wrote. First performed, like Beethoven’s work, with its composer at the piano, it takes its title from the folk-inspired genre which is apparent throughout. Schumann’s second trio was described by the composer as making a ‘friendlier and more immediate impression’ than its ‘gloomy’ predecessor.

Concert III: Tuesday 17 April
Concert IV: Tuesday 15 May

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