Indiana University's faculty ensemble Trio Indiana -- made up of clarinetists James Campbell, Ili Eban, and Howard Klug -- was formed in 1990 as an extension of their collaboration in the School of Music's clarinet program. Here they present five pieces composed between 1980 and 1993 and show their genuine commitment to promoting new music for clarinet ensembles. Jean-Michel Defaye's Pièces (6) d'Audition is a straightforward series of exercises which, in spite of their dryness, come off as engaging miniatures when supplied ...
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Indiana University's faculty ensemble Trio Indiana -- made up of clarinetists James Campbell, Ili Eban, and Howard Klug -- was formed in 1990 as an extension of their collaboration in the School of Music's clarinet program. Here they present five pieces composed between 1980 and 1993 and show their genuine commitment to promoting new music for clarinet ensembles. Jean-Michel Defaye's Pièces (6) d'Audition is a straightforward series of exercises which, in spite of their dryness, come off as engaging miniatures when supplied with a little wit. More engaging is Peter Schickele's Dances for Three, a suite of Baroque-styled dances delivered in a tongue-in-cheek manner. In this performance, a bass clarinet is substituted for the original bassoon part. Clarinetist David Shea joins the trio for Gary Kulesha's clarinet quartet Political Implications. The work's reflection on societal interactions is worked out in three movements, by turns conflicted, poignant, and quizzical. Michael Kibbe's neo-Classical Ebony...
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