Programme

Renaud
Cap çon,
Kian Soltani, Mao Fujita

Tchaikovsky & Mendelssohn: Piano Trios
Salle de Musique de Chambre
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  • Renaud Capuçon sits poised in a suit, holding his violin, framed by soft light and minimalist elegance.
  • Mao Fujita plays piano with passion, hair in motion, bathed in warm stage light and musical intensity.
    ©: Dovile Sermokas
  • Kian Soltani sits holding his cello, gaze turned softly to the side, in a quiet, contemplative moment.
    ©: Marco Borggreve

What you’ll hear and see

The music

  • Piotr Ilitch Tchaïkovski Trio pour piano et cordes en la mineur (a-moll) op. 50 «À la mémoire d’un grand artiste»
  • Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy Klaviertrio N° 1

The artists

  • Renaud Capuçon violin
  • Kian Soltani cello
  • Mao Fujita piano

Song

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résonance: Kian Soltani (DE)

Artist talk: Kian Soltani in conversation with Tatjana Mehner

About «résonances»

Two masters of melody tried their hand at the piano trio…

One combination of instruments, two contrasting opinions. While Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy wrote to his sister about his desire to compose for this ensemble, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky initially refused to content his patron with one – he simply couldn’t stand how they sounded together! In this concert, three outstanding musicians – Renaud Capuçon, Kian Soltani and Mao Fujita – will explore some of Tchaikovsky’s and Mendelssohn’s piano trios. The first is dedicated «to the memory of a great artist», while the latter is acclaimed as «the prototype of the Romantic piano trio.»
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Tickets

  • Cat. I 48 €
  • Cat. II 36 €
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Details

  • Date Sunday 15.03.26
  • Time 19:30
  • Duration 100’ including a break
  • Room Salle de Musique de Chambre
  • Subscription Musique de chambre
A shuttle bus from and back to Trier is available for this concert. Please book here.
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This concert is part of the subscription: Musique de chambre

Discover some of the most emblematic piano trios and piano quartets of the chamber repertoire.

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