Debussy & Schubert

Schubert’s “Trout” Quintet is one of the pinnacles of chamber music, showcasing a perfection of form and instrumental writing. The spry work captures the mood of the 22-year-old composer on a summertime vacation in the countryside. One of Debussy’s final works, the Sonata for flute, viola, and harp bears a striking resemblance to his beloved orchestral works La Mer and Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune.

PROGRAM

Debussy: Sonate en trio, L. 145 (137)

Schubert: “Trout” Piano Quintet

MUSICIANS

Colleen McElroy, Flute

Tiantian Lan, Assistant Principal Viola

Matthew Tutsky, Principal Harp

MUSICIAN CHAIR SPONSORED BY PEGGY ANN RUPP

Dawn Douthit, Violin

MUSICIAN CHAIR SPONSORED BY FRED & PHOEBE BOELTER

Emily Jones, Viola

Julia Pope, Cello

MUSICIAN CHAIR SPONSORED BY ALLYSON BARTON

Chris Ammirati, Principal Bass

Del Parkinson, Principal Piano

MUSICIAN CHAIR SPONSORED BY ROBERT & DOROTHY KLOMP, ANDREW & ELIZABETH SCOGGIN, JERRY SALTZER IN MEMORY OF MARLYS ANNE SALTZER