Collage: The Huntingdon Trio

Track Listings

1. Fantasia Concertante for piano, flute & cello, Op. 256 (Czerny)

2. In the Hills from "Five Impressions of a Holiday" (Goossens)

3. By the Rivers "Five Impressions of a Holiday" (Goossens)

4. The Water Wheel "Five Impressions of a Holiday" (Goossens)

5. The Village Church "Five Impressions of a Holiday" (Goossens)

6. At the Fair "Five Impressions of a Holiday" (Goossens)

7. Poem, Op. 41 No. 1 (Foote; arr. for flute, oboe, cello)

8. Oriental Dance, Op. 73 No, 5 (Foote; arr. for flute, oboe, cello)

9. Flying Cloud, Op. 73, No. 4 (Foote; arr. for flute, oboe, cello)

10. Lyric Trio: Allegro (Hoover)

11. Lyric Trio: Serenade (Hoover)

12. Lyric Trio: Allegro molto (Hoover)

13. Terzetto: Allegretto (Holst)

14. Terzetto: Un poco vivace (Holst)

15. Impromptu No. 1 for flute and oboe (Musgrave)

Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
This is an interesting collection of unusual chamber music. Eugene Goossens was best known as a conductor, but his Impressions show a real talent. Holst's Terzetto has none of the bombast of The Planets, but it's recognizably the same composer's work in its color and imagination. My favorite piece on the disc is Katherine Hoover's Lyric Trio, yet another fascinating work by this underrated American master. Hoover's lyricism is genuine but definitely of our time. The Huntingdon Trio, in which Rheta Smith doubles on oboe and piano (!), plays everything well. Definitely a worthwhile disc for those who venture off the beaten path. --Leslie Gerber

Tom Di Nardo, Applause, WHYY, Philadelphia, ca. 1988
varies from light and charming to downright worthy of attention...[played] with technical expertise, finesse, and warmth

Album Description
Artists: Diane Gold, flute; Lloyd Smith, cello; Rheta Smith, oboe and piano. Date & Duratons: Czerny (1791-1856) (Austria) (14:57) (c.1830); Goossens (1893-1962) (England) (14:28); Foote (1853-1937) (USA) arranged for trio by Rheta Smith: I (3:14); II (2:39); III (1:52); Hoover (b.1937) (USA) (17:25); Holst (1874-1934) (England) (9:14); Musgrave (b.1928) (Scotland/USA) (4:11) Recording: Recording producer: Marnie Hall. Engineer: George Blood. Recorded in Philadelphia at the Settlement Music School, September 1986. DDD. Support: This recording is made possible with public funds from The New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency, with additional funding provided by Mobil Foundation, Inc. Leonarda Productions, Inc., 1988.

Collage: The Huntingdon Trio

Tracks:

Fantasia Concertante for piano, flute & cello, Op. 256 (Czerny)
In the Hills from "Five Impressions of a Holiday" (Goossens)
By the Rivers "Five Impressions of a Holiday" (Goossens)
The Water Wheel "Five Impressions of a Holiday" (Goossens)
The Village Church "Five Impressions of a Holiday" (Goossens)
At the Fair "Five Impressions of a Holiday" (Goossens)
Poem, Op. 41 No. 1 (Foote; arr. for flute, oboe, cello)
Oriental Dance, Op. 73 No, 5 (Foote; arr. for flute, oboe, cello)
Flying Cloud, Op. 73, No. 4 (Foote; arr. for flute, oboe, cello)
Lyric Trio: Allegro (Hoover)
Lyric Trio: Serenade (Hoover)
Lyric Trio: Allegro molto (Hoover)
Terzetto: Allegretto (Holst)
Terzetto: Un poco vivace (Holst)
Impromptu No. 1 for flute and oboe (Musgrave)

Amazon.com

This is an interesting collection of unusual chamber music. Eugene Goossens was best known as a conductor, but his Impressions show a real talent. Holst's Terzetto has none of the bombast of The Planets, but it's recognizably the same composer's work in its color and imagination. My favorite piece on the disc is Katherine Hoover's Lyric Trio, yet another fascinating work by this underrated American master. Hoover's lyricism is genuine but definitely of our time. The Huntingdon Trio, in which Rheta Smith doubles on oboe and piano (!), plays everything well. Definitely a worthwhile disc for those who venture off the beaten path. --Leslie Gerber

Album Description

Artists: Diane Gold, flute; Lloyd Smith, cello; Rheta Smith, oboe and piano. Date & Duratons: Czerny (1791-1856) (Austria) (14:57) (c.1830); Goossens (1893-1962) (England) (14:28); Foote (1853-1937) (USA) arranged for trio by Rheta Smith: I (3:14); II (2:39); III (1:52); Hoover (b.1937) (USA) (17:25); Holst (1874-1934) (England) (9:14); Musgrave (b.1928) (Scotland/USA) (4:11) Recording: Recording producer: Marnie Hall. Engineer: George Blood. Recorded in Philadelphia at the Settlement Music School, September 1986. DDD. Support: This recording is made possible with public funds from The New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency, with additional funding provided by Mobil Foundation, Inc. Leonarda Productions, Inc., 1988.

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Grand Appearance

1. Fantasia Concertante for piano, flute & cello, Op. 256 (Czerny)
2. In the Hills from "Five Impressions of a Holiday" (Goossens)
3. By the Rivers "Five Impressions of a Holiday" (Goossens)
4. The Water Wheel "Five Impressions of a Holiday" (Goossens)
5. The Village Church "Five Impressions of a Holiday" (Goossens)
6. At the Fair "Five Impressions of a Holiday" (Goossens)
7. Poem, Op. 41 No. 1 (Foote; arr. for flute, oboe, cello)
8. Oriental Dance, Op. 73 No, 5 (Foote; arr. for flute, oboe, cello)
9. Flying Cloud, Op. 73, No. 4 (Foote; arr. for flute, oboe, cello)
10. Lyric Trio: Allegro (Hoover)
11. Lyric Trio: Serenade (Hoover)
12. Lyric Trio: Allegro molto (Hoover)
13. Terzetto: Allegretto (Holst)
14. Terzetto: Un poco vivace (Holst)
15. Impromptu No. 1 for flute and oboe (Musgrave)