Trio for horn, violin, and piano (Berkeley)

The Trio for horn, violin, and piano is a chamber music composition by the British composer Lennox Berkeley. Details surrounding its composition and publication are sparse, and it is not among Berkeley's most frequently performed works. While information regarding its genesis and reception is limited, it stands as an example of the relatively uncommon combination of horn, violin, and piano in chamber music literature. Other notable works in this genre include trios by Johannes Brahms, György Ligeti, and York Bowen. The Berkeley trio likely explores the timbral possibilities and challenges inherent in blending the distinct characteristics of these three instruments. Further research into the composer's catalog and contemporary reviews of his work may yield more specific information about this particular composition.