Harmonie Du Soir
Trio con Brio Copenhagen
they approach it with a heightened feeling for Ravel’s sophistication in manipulating his motifs...Nimbly articulated, the Schubert is similarly fastidious, and the symphonic aspirations of...
Harmonie Du Soir
Trio con Brio Copenhagen
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they approach it with a heightened feeling for Ravel’s sophistication in manipulating his motifs...Nimbly articulated, the Schubert is similarly fastidious, and the symphonic aspirations of...
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For over two decades Trio con Brio Copenhagen have been performing globally at venues such as Carnegie Hall and Wigmore Hall, releasing award-winning recordings and remaining at the forefront of contemporary chamber music. The trio’s new album pairs two giants of the repertoire, Maurice Ravel’s Piano Trio in A Minor and Franz Schubert’s Piano Trio No. 1 in B-flat Major, two iconic works which showcase the ensemble’s commitment to the highest standards of performance. Ravel’s trio is a vivid blend of shimmering colours and rhythmic complexity, while Schubert’s trio in B-flat Major, with its lyrical beauty and buoyant spirit, contrasts beautifully, offering moments of tenderness and exuberance in equal measure. This new release reflects Trio con Brio Copenhagen’s reputation for balancing technical brilliance with emotional insight, and is a compelling addition to the ensemble’s acclaimed discography.
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Awards and reviews
May 2025
they approach it with a heightened feeling for Ravel’s sophistication in manipulating his motifs...Nimbly articulated, the Schubert is similarly fastidious, and the symphonic aspirations of the first movement yield a central section of almost titanic struggle.
April 2025
The finale [of the Ravel] is tremendously exciting, even volcanic, and beautifully sculpted, too, although the Danes always see the forest for the trees, so details never hinder the music’s flow.
