Trinity Concertino

The composition Trinity Concertino is a chamber version of the Trinity Concerto (2007) for oboe or soprano saxophone and strings. The title refers to the place where the concerto was written: Trinity College Cambridge. The three movements ( Larghetto, Agitato and Largo) are linked by a fusion of meditative, lyrical and dramatic elements, formed by structural tensions and dense textures. Vitality and exuberance are merged with some quite startling lyrical and melancholy strands, thus forging unity through contrast. The piano part comprises subtly modified sound layers based on selected material.