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The English composer William Boyce’s ’Symphonys’, as he called and spelt them, were rather more chamber pieces for small orchestras or ensembles, often put together from pieces written for theatrical performances, than symphonies in the larger orchestral mould of later composers. They have a great charm and remain popular. This movement from the first of the eight ’symphonys’ is a trio suitable for different combinations. Presented here for Violin, Viola and Cello, the Viola part may be played by a Second Violin. Separate parts for all instruments are available.
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