Trio Accanto

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The Trio Accanto is a chamber music ensemble for saxophone , piano and percussion that was formed in 1994 and specializes in contemporary new music . Since then, the ensemble has premiered numerous compositions and takes part in international festivals for new music.

history

In 1994 Yukiko Sugawara (piano), Marcus Weiss (saxophone) and Christian Dierstein (percussion) formed a trio. They gave their first concert together at the Donaueschinger Musiktage in 1994. Since then, the ensemble has premiered or commissioned over 40 works. Well-known contemporary composers such as Helmut Lachenmann , Vinko Globokar , Thomas Kessler , Erhard Grosskopf , Wolfgang Rihm , Mark Andre , Mauricio Sotelo , Brice Pauset , Jo Kondo and Stefano Gervasoni have written works for the trio. The ensemble's repertoire also includes contemporary works for solo trio and orchestra. In addition, the individual members of the trio also perform as soloists in chamber music concerts.

In 2012, Yukiko Sugawara left the trio. Your successor is Nicolas Hodges .

The ensemble took part in the following festivals for new music:

as well as at the Wiener Festwochen .

On August 6, 2008, the trio brought Helmut Lachenmann's Berlin cherry blossoms at the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival in Hamburg's Rolf-Liebermann-Studio in collaboration with the NDR . An arrangement with three variations on a Japanese folk song for the premiere, as well as Karlheinz Stockhausen's posthumous piece EDENTIA for soprano saxophone and electronic music , twentieth hour from the sound cycle , a commission from NDR, with Marcus Weiss as soloist.

literature

  • Program of the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival from August 6, 2008

Discography (selection)

With Nicolas Hodges, piano

With Yukiko Sugawara, piano

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b Trio Accanto at SWR.