Skittles and Kitchens

The story goes that Mozart’s “Kegelstatt” Trio was composed while playing skittles. Czech composer Bohuslav Martinu created his own witty story, “La Revue de Cuisine,” which describes the intrigues and exploits of kitchen implements coming to life.

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Concert Artists

Angela Golubeva, violin

David Harding, viola

Franz Ortner, cello

James Campbell, clarinet

Christian Sharpe, bassoon

Guy Few, trumpet

Martin Staub, piano

Paul Williamson, piano

Andrea Ratuski, narrator

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Concert Works

W.A. Mozart – "Kegelstatt Trio" K.498 for clarinet, viola and piano (1786)

Bohuslav Martinu – "La Revue de Cuisine" The Kitchen Review H161 for trumpet, clarinet, bassoon, piano trio & narrator (1930)