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Piano Trio
2025
Cello
Piano
Violin
- Program Notes
- looking past each other, a glance dilates time as our eyes catch i didn’t know it then, i don’t think you did either. each morning you threw a rock in the pond and watched the waves ripple across. there were less bugs that summer the birds, too, were made scarce your eyes, transfixed, didn’t notice murky futures and bright days i held the opposite. the first snow caught you off guard while i already saw saplings under the stars, we both couldn’t see; what was imminent? in the dark, my eyes widened i found myself alone, with you, the days draped around me held in your time mine fractured, it felt good. your time was sunlight: focused, condensed, searing. i didn’t notice the decay either. i tried my best to bend time and keep us within glancing distance is the problem, except when we were close something new and terrible, brought to my feet every day. and apart what seemed so long, was so short.
- Recording Notes
- Recorded by Pala Garcia, violin; Alexis Pia Gerlach, cello; and Margaret Kampmeier, piano
- Performer Credits
- 1st movement: Music from Copland House Ensemble (Pala Garcia, Violin; Alexis Alexis Pia Gerlach, cello; Margaret Kampmeier, piano) - 2nd movement: Longleash (Pala Garcia, Violin; John Popham, Cello; Mika Sasaki, piano)