The Carnival, piano trio - June Bonacich
I. Playfully
II. Dreamlike
III. Boldly

Trio in D Major * “Ghost” op. 70, No. I. Ludwig Von Beethoven (1770-1827)
l. Allegro vivace e con brio
ll. Largo assai ed espressivo
lll. Presto

Trio in 6 Major, Hob. XV. Franz Joseph Haydn (1732-1809)
t. Andante
ll. Poco Adagio
lll. Finale - Rondo all'Ongarese, Presto

Trio in E minor, op.67 Dimitri Shostakovich (1906-1975)
l. Andante - Moderato
ll. Allegro non troppo
lll. Largo
lV. Allegretto

The Sequoia Trio
Elizabeth Vandervennet, cello
Tong Cheng, piano
Dana Saffer, violin

Performed as part of the Live Oak Concert series at the Berkeley Art Center in Berkeley CA on October 23, 1998.
Produced by Berkeley Citizen

All labor donated
For more info: https://www.berkeleycitizen.org/classics/liveoaksindex.htm

Program notes: The Carnival - In 1997, The Carnival won the Kris Getz Composition Award while Ms. Bonacich was completing her graduate studies at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. The award is dedicated to composers who write music for young people. The Carnival presents the refreshing sense of discovery in a child's world. The first movement is full of playful rhythmic energy. The second movement, Dreamlike, depicts a child falling asleep in the arms of a parent, awakened periodically by shimmering interjections. The final movement is inspired by jugglers, fire eaters, and gypsies.

The Sequoia Trio
Elizabeth Vandervennet, cello
Tong Cheng, piano
Dana Saffer, violin

Performed as part of the Live Oak Concert series at the Berkeley Art Center in Berkeley CA on October 23, 1998.
Produced by Berkeley Citizen
All labor donated

See more of the series: Live Oak Concerts
Program notes: The Carnival - In 1997, The Carnival won the Kris Getz Composition Award while Ms. Bonacich was completing her graduate studies at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. The award is dedicated to composers who write music for young people. The Carnival presents the refreshing sense of discovery in a child's world. The first movement is full of playful rhythmic energy. The second movement, Dreamlike, depicts a child falling asleep in the arms of a parent, awakened periodically by shimmering interjections. The final movement is inspired by jugglers, fire eaters, and gypsies.