The Sparkle of Chamber Music 5.2.

Thu 5.2. Hannikaissali at 18

Ella Griinari, violin
Maria Mangeloja, viola
Lauri Kärrylä, cello
Jani Koskela, double bass
Sirpa Berg, oboe
Tero Tavaila, piano

Rebecca Clarke: Lullaby and Grotesque
Tauno Marttinen: Idyll
Tuomas Turriago: Trio for Oboe, Violin and Piano (world premiere)
Franz Schubert: Trout Quintet 

It would be impossible to write the history of chamber music without Franz Schubert, one of the earliest prototypes of the Romantic genius: young, delicate, solitary, and prone to illness, yet endlessly brimming with one captivating, heart-melting melody after another. Though Schubert was no titanic force smashing the heavens like Beethoven, his chamber works nonetheless reach such spiritual heights that one can only marvel at the vastness of human creativity.

Schubert’s ever-delightful, timeless Piano Quintet can brighten even the dullest week in a single dose. Jyväskylä Sinfonia joins forces once again with musicians from the Finnish Music Campus, sharing the spotlight not only with Schubert but also with Rebecca Clarke and Tauno Marttinen – two uncompromising trailblazers – and featuring the premiere of a work by Tuomas Turriago, further invigorating both our senses and minds.