THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
THE McKIM FUND
THE GERTRUDE CLARKE WHITT ALL FOUNDATION
THE BEAUX ARTS TRIO
ISIIX>RE COHEN, Violin BERNARD GREENHOUSE, Violoncello
MENAHEM PRESSLER, Piano
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS
FEBRUARY 25 AND 26, 1982
AT 8:00 O'CLOCK
In honor of the 250th anniversary of the birth of Joseph Haydn, the
first edition of his Trio in E flat major, H.XV:29, heard this evening, is
on exhibit in the foyer of the Coolidge Auditorium. Also on display are
the autograph manuscripts of the Andante movement from Haydn's
Symphony in G major, H.I:94 ("The Surprise") and Mendelssohn's
Octet for strings.
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The concert on Friday evening will be broadcast in its entirety by
radio station WETA-FM, and made available to stations in other cities
by the Public Radio Cooperative, under the auspices of the Katie and
Walter Louchheim Fund in the Library of Congress.
I. FRANZ JOSEPH HAYDN [1732-1809)
Trio in E flat major, H .XV:29 [1796?]
Poco allegretto
Andantino ed innocentemente
Finale (Allemande: Presto assai)
II. FELIX MENDELSSOHN [1809-1847)
Trio No. 2 inC minor, Op. 66 [1846]
Allegro energico e con fuoco
Andante espressivo
Scherzo (Motto allegro quasi presto)
Finale (Aile gro appas sionato)
INTERMISSION
III. BEDRICH SMETANA [1824-1884]
Trio in G minor, Op. 15 [1855]
Moderato assai
Allegro, ma non agitato-Alternativo I (Andante)Alternativo
II ( Maestoso )-Tempo I
Finale (Presto-Meno presto, tranquillo assai-
Piu mosso- Tempo I-Meno presto, tranquillo
assai- Piu mos so- Grave, quasi marcia-Tempo I)
Program change:
I. JOSEPH HAYDN [1732-1809]
Trio in D minor, H.XV:23 [1794/95?]
Mo1to andante
Adagio rna non troppo
Finale (Vivace)
