Eybler Quartet and Gryphon Trio present: Visions of London and Vienna
London and Vienna in the late 18th century were buzzing hives of musical activity, subject to frequent cross-pollination. London, Europe’s largest and most open city at the time, represents a particular vision for the composers on tonight’s program, many of them viewed through a Viennese lens. While Haydn’s trips to London are well documented, we invite you to join us for a deeper exploration of the musical exchange between the two cities.
The Gryphon Trio and Eybler Quartets (Wedman, Jordan, Gay) are fulfilling their Evolution: Quartet 2021 online mentoring sessions from Toronto. Eybler violinist Aisslinn Nosky and violinist Natalie Kress are joining from New York City.
This livestream performance will be broadcast specially for the Banff Centre community from Walter Hall, University of Toronto, Faculty of Music and New York City.
This concert is no longer available to watch. (Ended July 25)
Program
(Approx. 60 minutes. No intermission)
String Trio Op. 2 | Joseph Eybler
Adagio-Allegro-Adagio
Julia Wedman, violin; Patrick Jordan, viola; Margaret Gay, cello
Sonata I in B flat for 2 violins | Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges
Aisslinn Nosky violin, Natalie Kress, violin (participant, Quartet Salonièrres)
Piano trio in C major Hob. XV:27 | Joseph Haydn
Finale: Presto
Piano trio, Op. 12 II. | Johann Neopuk Hummel
Andante
Gryphon Trio
Fugitive Visions of Mozart | Valentin Silvestrov
I
III
Gryphon Trio
String Trio Op. 15 no. 3 in E flat major | Giovanni Battista Noferi
II. Largo
III. Rondo
Julia Wedman, violin; Patrick Jordan, viola; Margaret Gay, cello
String Trio Op. 3 no. 9 in C minor | Ludwig van Beethoven
III. Scherzo
IV. Finale
Julia Wedman, violin; Patrick Jordan, viola; Margaret Gay, cello
Presented in partnership with University of Toronto, Faculty of Music. 
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