Guise, Jean François de - Trio for Flute, Oboe and Bassoon op. 25, No. 22

Guise Jean François de
Trio for Flute, Oboe and Bassoon
op. 25, No. 22

Flute, oboe and bassoon undoubtedly belong to the established instruments in concert music. The three are also represented as soloists in almost every epoch of classical music.
Jean François de Guise, who also worked with these instruments as a soloist as well as in chamber music, brings everything together in this trio.
Staccato rhythms characterize the work. Again and again he counteracts them with melodious lines, which are alternately distributed and broken in their course. This puts the attentive listener on the track of the composition.
For, all the motifs thrown down in such an isolated way are lines, even rows of the extended 12-tone technique. All in all, Jean François de Guise once again presents a piece that is highly interesting and should be equally enjoyable for lovers of contemporary music as well as for the "normal" listener.

flute,oboe, bassoon
score & 3 parts / 39 pages