Trio For Two Flutes and Clarinet in D Major, Op.87
I.Allegro
II.Adagio cantabile
III.Menuetto : Allegro molto - Scherzo
IV. Finale : Presto
کیانا فاطمی فر، فلوت یک
نگار عزیزخانی، فلوت دو
امیر حسین صادق زاده، کلارینت
Beethoven wrote a great deal of music for various combinations of wind instruments during his teens and 20s. his Trio, Op. 87 comes from a different genre altogether: it was intended for the growing number of amateur performers in Vienna. Beethoven composed the Trio for the unlikely combination of two oboes and English horn in 1794.
Because amateur performers would gather in unusual permutations of players, this Trio was quickly arranged for many other combinations of instruments: versions exist for two violins and bass line, two flutes and viola, two clarinets and bassoon, as a sonata for violin and piano, and in various piano settings. In 1806, Beethoven approved an arrangement (not by him) for two violins and viola, which was published that year. It was assigned the misleadingly-high opus number of 87, which would seem to place it near the Seventh Symphony; in fact, this music was written before Beethoven had published his Opus 1
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