Works for Piano, Cello and Flute

[presto agitato]

Do you know works for this combo?

Thanks

[wotgoplunk]

A couple of arrangements here: https://www.music-scores.com/combination.php?instrument1=15&instrument2=3&Submit=Search

But you will have to pay 

[cygnusdei]

Hummel Op. 78!

[pianowolfi]

Weber trio op. 63! *Very* beautiful but very difficult to play. It's worth
Philippe Gaubert  "Three water colours" consisting of "On a clear morning" "Autumn evening" and "Serenade"

I have played all of these and enjoyed them very much Gaubert has written more for this combo, just do a search, his works are edited by Southern Music Company, San Antonio, Texas.

Then there is a pretty challenging trio by Bohuslav Martinu which I haven't played but I think it's very good.

 There are more. I can't find my handwritten list at the moment 

And yes, the Hummel op 78, but that one is mainly for the pianist. Well, nothing wrong about that of course but the others are more for all three instruments equally

[retrouvailles]

Kapustin's Trio for Flute, Cello, and Piano is the best I've heard for this combination. It sounds awesome, and the score doesn't look all that bad.

[mattgreenecomposer]

That Webern you mentioned sounds like Schoenburgs 5 pieces for orchestra.  Does it have an connection to that piece at all pianowolfi?  The titles are similar and they're both Second Viennese school of course.

I just wrote a piece for this combo about 7- 8 months ago.  It is a Sonata in a Schumann Brahms/ Prokofiev type fashion. (3 movements)_ It is not on my website  but if your interested I will send you a PDF.

[pianowolfi]

That Webern you mentioned sounds like Schoenburgs 5 pieces for orchestra.  Does it have an connection to that piece at all pianowolfi?  The titles are similar and they're both Second Viennese school of course.

I just wrote a piece for this combo about 7- 8 months ago.  It is a Sonata in a Schumann Brahms/ Prokofiev type fashion. (3 movements)_ It is not on my website  but if your interested I will send you a PDF.

I wrote Weber, not Webern Carl Maria von Weber Trio op. 63.
If I ever come back to chamber music, I would be interested in your work Would you mind to send me too? pianowolfi@yahoo.de

[mattgreenecomposer]

Ha Ha! yea right, I didn't catch the "n" there. my bad.
Anyways I sent you a PDF.

[rachmaninova]

Check out this list of works:

https://www.zerluth.de/artikel/katalog/floete/besetzung/floete-violoncello-piano

This site is from a German store, but you can find the scores in other online stores.
I like Martinu's Trio a lot (I'm not very fond of Weber's because I've heard it too many times  It's quite overplayed.).

I don't know Liebermann's Trios, but I heard his Sonata for flute and piano and his writing is awesome!

Other nice, quite impressionist, work is "Five impressions of a holiday" from a obscure early XXth century composer named Eugene Goossens.
You can hear a sample on https://www.amazon.com/Goossens-Impressions-Holiday-Pastorale-Arlequinade/dp/B000632PP4/ref=sr_1_9/002-9988300-0286440?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1192487114&sr=1-9

I played his "Sketches Op. 5" (also on this CD) and is very interesting music.

Hope this helps!
Carla

[mikey6]

Martinu Trio.  MIght possibly get away with Kegelstatt although I wouldn't want to hear it 

[rachmaninova]

I believe Kegelstatt trio is originally for Clarinet, Viola and Piano...