Trio Chausson

Ernest Chausson's stirring music was the impulse behind the beginning of Trio Chausson's career. Since then, the trio has won numerous international chamber music awards and have been Gramophone's Choice of the Month. They make their Conway Hall début with a programme featuring a rare performance of music by French female composer Cécile Chaminade.

Léonard Schreiber (violin).
Antoine Landowski (cello).
Boris de Larochelambert (piano).

Chaminade Trio No.2 in A minor Op.34.
Ravel arr. Larochelambert La Valse.
Wagner arr. Larochelambert Liebestod from "Tristan and Isolde".
Korngold Trio in D Op.1.

Inspired by Ernest Chausson's stirring and at the same time sparkling music, which is significantly characteristic for an important era of the French art, the ensemble gave its very first concert in the course of the festival de Clairac. This was the beginning of the Trio Chausson's successful career. In the meantime the French Trio Chausson gave numerous concerts in Europe, the United States and Brazil. Within the series Rising Stars the trio has performed in major European concert halls as well as the Carnegie Hall New York.

The Trio Chausson drew the attention as the winner of the International Chamber Music Competition Joseph Joachim in Weimar 2005 as well as laureate of the Joseph Haydn Competition Vienna 2004 with an award for the best interpretation of contemporary music. Owing to these outstanding results, the French Association for Artistic Action (AFAA) chose the Trio to participate in its "Déclic" programme in 2005, which includes a live recording at Radio France and international concert tours. The Trio also received grants from the Société Générale and the ADAMI.

Category: Arts | Performing Arts.

Artists / Speakers: Trio Chausson, Léonard Schreiber, Antoine Landowski, Boris de Larochelambert.

Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/263752-2?pid=5072

Prices:
Adult: GBP 10.00,
Under 26s: GBP 0.00.