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De Beauvoir Piano Trio

We welcome back this popular trio for classic chamber works by Mozart and Beethoven alongside Lili Boulanger’s ‘Of a spring morning’.

Mozart’s trio is poignant and jubilant by turn, the tussle of dark and light eventually being resolved by an emphatically cheerful conclusion. Likewise, Lili Boulanger’s beautiful short piece evokes the breaking of dawn. And Mendelssohn’s first trio, ‘the master trio of our age’ according to Schumann, is a virtuoso work of great passion and richness.

De Beauvoir Piano Trio:
Enyuan Khong violin
Charlotte Kaslin cello
Cristian Sandrin piano

Mozart:
Piano Trio No.5 in C, K.548 (20’)
Mendelssohn:
Piano Trio No.1 in D minor, Op.49 (35’)
Lili Boulanger:
D’un matin de printemps (4’)

Main image: De Beauvoir Piano Trio © Sue Parkhill, Olivia Da Costa

Three young women wearing pink and black, posing on pillars

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