Chamber Music: All-French
Turn-of-the-century French composers share their innermost thoughts.
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Tue Jan 18, 2022 8pm
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Chamber Music: All-French
French composers have historically focused on the beauty of sound in their music, and this program of chamber music is no exception. Separated by less than 50 years, these three all knew each other and the latter two were greatly influenced by Fauré. Germaine Tailleferre’s Piano Trio impresses with what lush sounds she can get from her three instruments. Debussy’s late masterwork is starker in its textures. Faure’s first Piano Quartet, the richest of all, is one of his early masterpieces and features a remarkable piano part.
This performance is generously underwritten by Terri and Jerry Kohl.
