for our wedding- which is not for over a year (haven't asked her yet), but i figured this was something i could do now. at the church we're planning to do this, there's a really good pianist and two women (mother and daughter) who play violin and cello, so that's who i was planning to ask to play (not sure they'd do it yet tho). i figured that'd be an interesting ensemble and not too many people- don't want a full quartet or more, it just seems like overkill.
anyway, i've been getting stuff from the library & searching for interesting pieces- picked out some piano solo stuff, like things i used to play- but i'm having trouble coming up with stuff written for piano trio (piano/violin/cello) that would be suitable. found a short mvmt by ned rorem that's cool, and some arrangements of other stuff that's nice, but not a whole lot else.
any suggestionz? i don't dig baroque stuff- looking for more reflective/impressionistic yet non-depressing stuff, like debussy/ravel or 20th century lesser known composers.
also, my gf likes the pachelbel canon in d: how can i dissuade her insistence on having it played?
anyway, i've been getting stuff from the library & searching for interesting pieces- picked out some piano solo stuff, like things i used to play- but i'm having trouble coming up with stuff written for piano trio (piano/violin/cello) that would be suitable. found a short mvmt by ned rorem that's cool, and some arrangements of other stuff that's nice, but not a whole lot else.
any suggestionz? i don't dig baroque stuff- looking for more reflective/impressionistic yet non-depressing stuff, like debussy/ravel or 20th century lesser known composers.
also, my gf likes the pachelbel canon in d: how can i dissuade her insistence on having it played?
