Alexis Roland-Manuel - String Trio (1922)

French critic and composer Alexis Roland-Manuel’s String Trio is an early 20th-century work in three movements. The first has no name other than that of its tempo, while the other two are, respectively, a Sarabande and a Rondo. The works are modal and bear much influence from the musical style of the dedicatee of the piece, Maurice Ravel. Ravel did much to teach Roland-Manuel the art of music composition, in addition to being a lifelong friend.


Date: 1922
Dedicatee: Maurice Ravel
Order:
No. 1 - Allègrement: 0:08
No. 2 - Sarabande (Grave et doux): 7:44
No. 3 - Ronde [Vite (alert et gai)]: 13:50


Performers: Manchester Music Festival Orchestra

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