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Few works capture the pleasure of making music together quite like Schubert’s beloved Trout. Buoyant rhythms, singing melodies, and playful exchanges invite listeners into a musical conversation among friends. Brahms deepens the afternoon’s warm glow, with an extra viola and cello enriching the generous sound of his string ensemble. Jeff Scott brings the spirit of Duke Ellington to the colorful voices of a wind quintet, while Ludwig Thuille offers an engaging discovery, pairing a rippling piano with the expressive character of five wind instruments.
