Rebecca Clarke - Piano Trio (1921) [w/ score]

[@a-ramenartist9734]

That opening wow, I can tell Im going to enjoy this

[@Lisztman1]

1st movement theme: the best way to perform a "Happy Birthday" in classical music

[@asa.pankeiki]

Yes! More Rebecca Clarke! I hope to see more of her works in the future here and elsewhere

[@elizabethaustin7451]

The Rhapsody for Cello and Piano has now been published. I'm over the moon with joy and beginning to learn it!

[@LucTaMusic]

A monumental work.

[@rossanopinelli5150]

Composer of the first magnitude!

[@brucebennett5338]

fantastic!

[@SCRIABINIST]

A bit impressionistic and Debussy like with the writing and harmonies but very original!

[@pierrefontenelle9271]

It's true that the trumpet motif is very reminiscent of Bloch, specifically in his cello rhapsody, Schelomo!

[@sukk2511]

Very interesting - but why does KZbin give me this when my search was for Clarke's 'Poem' for string quartet??

[@andreassorg7294]

1:55 Ravel, Le Gibet

[@thaihanguyen4748]

Can you share this score with me? This is a wonderful piece of music. Thanks a lot.

[@nb2816]

She writes better Bloch than Bloch did himself, lol.

[@toria4084]

Can you please send me the sheet music for viola and violin! I really want to play this sonata in the state exam 🥺

[@AdamMusicWorld]

I only have the score, but I'll share it if I can find it

[@AdamMusicWorld]

here it is: www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/3gg6umfjfu8beczp25z5y/clarke-piano-trio.pdf?dl=0&rlkey=slcomxthdna31o9gj70pk0wpz

[@toria4084]

​@@AdamMusicWorld Thank you so much!!!

[@andreassorg7294]

Unfortunately the Lincoln Trio doesn't know what means following the score and create transparency

[@andreassorg7294]

I'm sorry, but this is not high quality. Too many repetitions, too much augmented sixte ajoutée harmony and too much prolixity. No feeling for compressing the musical material, which means the highest level in composing. She couldn't decide, what to write: French impressionism, English folk or German romantizism, so she stole from her own viola sonata. She uses Ravel's technique, but has not his genius

[@mdoed2356m]

Genuinely who asked

[@i_am_a_music_maker5212]

You eva played rugby

[@TheArtofMusic5]

I agree but this trio is still really nice to play

[@andreassorg7294]

@@TheArtofMusic5 Yes. It's often that quality of composition and fun of playing them are different things