Time 13:00
The Royal Theatre in the Old Orangery in the Royal Łazienki Museum in Warsaw
Entry to the concert granted as part of the admission ticket to the Royal Łazienki objects on 19 July. Tickets are available in the Old Orangery and Officer Cadets School.
Given the limited number of seats in the auditorium, please book in advance at: rezerwacje@lazienki-krolewskie.pl.
The visitors are obliged to wear masks covering mouth and nose inside all of the buildings, also during the concert.
Flute, clarinet, viola – each of these instruments has its own original character. Individual expression of an instrument is multiplied when diverse tones interchangeably merge and compete with each other in their musical relationship.
The light Trio in C major by Ludwig van Beethoven, marked with a high number of op. 87, may seem like one of works from the composer’s mature period. In fact, it was composed in the beginning of the 1790s, soon after Beethoven’s arrival in Vienna. The work is extremely popular with talented amateurs and was arranged for varied instrumental make-ups. Little wonder – the young composer brilliantly used the potential of the traditional four-part classical form. The work is opened by the vivid Allegro, filled with beautiful motifs, then we hear the lyric Andante, followed by Minuet (which, however, displays certain features of Scherzo, characteristic for Beethoven), and everything is completed by the captivating Presto finale.
Marta Dziewanowska-Pachowska
THE PROGRAMME
Ludwig van Beethoven
Trio in C major op. 87.
PERFORMERS
WERONIKA SKOWRONEK-STAROWICZ FLUTE
ADAM ELJASIŃSKI CLARINET
ALICJA BATOR VIOLA
