Described by Gramophone Magazine as ‘spot-on in interpretative instinct’, the Aquinas Piano Trio has established itself as one of Britain’s most sought-after chamber groups. Their recordings have been met with enthusiasm from critics and listeners alike. What makes the Aquinas Piano Trio so compelling is the natural rapport between its players and the joy they bring to making music together.
Their performances are known for warmth, precision and a wonderful sense of shared storytelling.
The Trio’s concert will take the audience on a journey of moods beginning with the lively, toe-tapping joy of Mozart’s Trio KV502, written at the height of his powers to Brahms’ Trio No. 3’s uneasy world of introspective, emotional drama.
The final work, Saint-Saëns’ Trio No. 2, takes up this troubled mood but then restores the jubilation and joy with which Aquinas begins the concert.
“… flawless ensemble and a lively intelligence.” – The Strad