1. Marche 2. Chanson 3. Valse 4. Humoresque

This work was composed from 29 June 1985 and 04 August 1985. It begins with a long clarinet solo which gradually presents the main theme. Then enters the piano with a variant with parallel chords. Then enters the violin with a figured variant. From then on tension is continuously increasing until a fugato begins, featuring increasingly close strettos leading, through a tumultuous transition, to a new clarinet solo which leads to a very expressive slow intermezzo with three symmetrical phrases. A short interlude reminscent of the fugato seems to break the calm climate but it is suddenly diluted in a duet between the clarinet and the violin. This leads to the clarinet solo of the beginning, exposed this time by the violin accompanied by piano or clarinet on occasions, and alone in the last phrase. Finally the clarinet in the lowest part, the violin in the highest part and the piano in the center, closes the piece with deep austerity..