Jacques Ibert: Trois Pièces Brèves (1930)

[@TimothyZhou0]

Fantastic sense of counterpoint and intervallic tension in the second movement :0

[@PhilippeBrun-qy3st]

J'aime infiniment. Merci.

[@meganluke444]

Played this in HS (Bassoon). Great interpretation.

[@ronm3245]

Played this in college while in high school. Go figure.

[@TimothyReeves]

Great little pieces, great playing!

[@GrotrianSeiler]

Wonderful! Frenetic. Nice!

[@artie360]

Delightful! Bravo!

[@MichaelConwayBaker]

Delightful!

[@toridoboldrin8485]

Grandi!!

[@giandomenicogalluzzi7015]

Bravissimi!

[@seyunyunikim]

2:22 ll. 3:30 ll. oboe einsatz 4:08 lll.

[@user-zl9uc9kr9f]

3:11

5:10

[@johnstag1391]

Brill

[@user-zl9uc9kr9f]

2:59

[@ysguys4882]

👍

[@TimClarkeJazzTrumpet]

Wow - this piece is quite a bit more harmonically conservative than the 1935 piece he wrote for woodwind trio.

[@reiayanamnam5444]

HautBois summer

[@ctbell4369]

The first movement is ridiculously fast. The tempo is clearly marked. The composer wants it plated at Allegro (132) It would be laughable if it wasn't so grating.

[@jolyonjenkins1]

The last movement even more so

[@Lauren-kr2td]

The first movement is actually right on tempo.

[@Joey_Fury]

Are you an authority figure on Allegro always/necessarily equaling 132 bpm?

[@steveegallo3384]

@@Joey_Fury -- As a nit-picking pedant of slender erudition, you should rise above and respect superior knowledge and performance when it's thrust upon you....even against your will......Cheers from Mexico!

[@scopilio13]

the first movement is marked at quarter = 112. you should check their tempo against a metronome because they are playing it at 112.

[@user-zl9uc9kr9f]

3:10