Neave Trio performs Farrenc, Schumann and Bruce Lazarus world premiere

On October 11, the Neave Trio is presented by the Longy School of Music of Bard College. Entitled He Said, She Said: Balancing Energies, this program reconsiders traditional conceptions of the masculine and feminine. Neave Trio performs two 19th century works – Louise Farrenc’s Trio in E-flat major, Op.33 and Robert Schumann’s Trio in G minor, Op.110 – as well as the world premiere of Bruce Lazarus’ He Said, She Said. Composed for Neave Trio, He Said, She Said is described by Lazarus as “an entertaining yet serious single-movement piece based on musical elements which suggest the sound and emotion of male/female conversations and friendly disagreements.”