Kammerkonzerte im Kunstverein – 3. Concert, Linos Piano Trio

Konrad Elias-Trostmann, violin Prach Boondiskulchok, piano Vladimir Waltham, cello Program: Kaija Saariaho: Light & Matter Edvard Grieg: Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 (Arr. Linos Piano Trio) Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: Trio in F Major Wq. 01 No. 3 Johannes Brahms: Trio in C minor Op. 101 In 2015 Linos Piano Trio won the 1st prize as well as the audience award at the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition and is since then considered one of the most dynamic and creative piano trios in Europe. “Slow-burning and gripping” commented The Strad Magazine and the Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung wrote: “the trio fascinated right away”. The Linos Piano Trio performs worldwide in concert halls such as Wigmore Hall London, Melbourne Recital Centre, Holzhausenschlösschen Frankfurt and Muziekgebouw Eindhoven. CAvi-music released the first recording of the complete works for piano trio by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach in early 2020. Since 2016, the project “Stolen Music”, which is very popular with listeners, has also been produced. Here the musicians arrange great orchestral works for their instrumentation in order to expand the repertoire for piano trio. Fees: 19,50 Euro incl. advance booking fee, reduced (pupils, students, KölnPass holders) 12,- Euro incl. advance booking fee Children up to 14 years have free admission. Ticket sales exclusively in advance via KölnTicket! Tickets are available at KölnTicket: www.koelnticket.de Information & link to the VVK under: www.kammerkonzerte.koeln About the concert series: The music metropolis on the Rhine is home to numerous internationally renowned musicians. With its diversity and quality, Cologne’s independent chamber music scene has earned itself the highest reputation worldwide. The chamber concerts at the Kunstverein now give these top ensembles from Cologne and NRW a permanent showcase in their home city. Starting in 2020, six concerts will take place annually, on Saturdays at 6 pm, in the Riphahnsaal of the Kölnischer Kunstverein. Centrally located on Neumarkt, the Riphahnsaal with its open, beautiful architecture offers excellent acoustics for chamber music of the international top class. The combination of contemporary, visual arts and chamber music spanning all epochs is a symbol for the unity of art, its diversity and topicality and promises a unique ambience.