Trio (1918)

Trio in four movements for violin, cello and piano

• Adagio – Allegro moderato
• Scherzo – Vivo
  
• Andantino cantabile
• Allegro vivace

The trio is in four movements and is late romantic in style and concept. “Bruer showed a thorough musical knowledge, a distinct sense of harmony, and a facility for producing fine chords.” The piano part is particularly virtuosic attesting to both Bruer’s own skills and those of Brewster-Jones who was to be the first performer of the work.

The first performance was 27th January 1919, by Hooper Brewster Jones, piano, Bertha Jones, violin and Harold Parsons, cello.
Composed 1918

Researched, edited  by Jeanell Carrigan

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