Devienne: Trios Le Petit Trianon

• François Devienne (1759 - 1803): Trio in G Minor, Op. 66/2:
• 1Trio in G Minor, Op. 66/2: I. Allegro poco agitato07:26
• 2Trio in G Minor, Op. 66/2: II. Adagio03:50
• 3Trio in G Minor, Op. 66/2: III. Rondeau presto04:26
• Trio in F Major, Op. 17/4:
• 4Trio in F Major, Op. 17/4: I. Allegro05:24
• 5Trio in F Major, Op. 17/4: II. Andante avec des variations08:09
• Trio in C Major, Op. 66/3:
• 6Trio in C Major, Op. 66/3: I. Allegro con gusto07:03
• 7Trio in C Major, Op. 66/3: II. Adagio05:27
• 8Trio in C Major, Op. 66/3: III. Allegretto con Variatione06:05
• Trio in C Major, Op. 66/3:
• 9Trio in E-Flat Major, Op. 17/5: I. Largo03:00
• 10Trio in E-Flat Major, Op. 17/5: II. Allegro05:35
• Trio in D Major, Op. 66/1:
• 11Trio in D Major, Op. 66/1: I. Allegro con spiritoso07:11
• 12Trio in D Major, Op. 66/1: II. Adagio03:02
• 13Trio in D Major, Op. 66/1: III. Allegretto con variatione04:53
• Total Runtime01:11:31

Info for Devienne: Trios

François Devienne (1759-1803), sometimes nicknamed the ‘French Mozart’, was equalled famed for his talents as a flautist and a bassoonist. He was one of the first professors at the Paris Conservatoire, established in the early years of the Republic. Devienne devoted a large proportion of his compositions, in several different forms, to the two instruments of which he was a virtuoso exponent. The programme presents several of his trios, which combine the violin and the cello with the two wind instruments in turn. These works possess all the charm of the galant aesthetic that developed in the late eighteenth century, along with a certain penchant for virtuosity.

Le Petit Trianon:
Amandine Solano, violie
Cyril Poulet, cello
Olivier Riehl, flute
Xavier Marquis, basson

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