SEASON
2023 - 2024
SEASON FINALE on June 30th:
Lars Danielsson, the jazz maestro celebrated for his innovative spirit and storied legacy, teams up with Brussels Muzieque's distinctive Chamber Jazz Consort, a blend of classic and jazz brilliance, for an unparalleled concert experience. Hosted within the grandeur of the Brussels Royal Conservatory's Great Hall, the concert is set to present Danielsson's compositions in a fresh and profound chamber music setting.
Following the resounding success of 'Symphonized,' an opus where orchestral majesty met jazz subtleties, Danielsson now embarks on a novel musical adventure. Harnessing his deep-seated jazz prowess and classical underpinnings, this collaboration emerges as a natural progression from 'Symphonized,' intertwining his seminal compositions with the nuances of chamber music.
Danielsson's transition from mastering the classical cello in Gothenburg to mastering the jazz bass epitomizes his penchant for pushing musical boundaries. This concert amplifies this spirit of discovery. With Danielsson pivotal not just in composition but as an active ensemble participant, he joins the string quintet together with a clarinet to forge a sound that resonates with his dual heritage of classical finesse and jazz dynamism.
June 30th 2024 - 19h00
PREVIOUS CONCERTS
Season 2023 - 2024
JERUSALEM QUARTET & BM artists: Mendelssohn Octet op 20
CERCLE ROYAL GAULOIS 17 MAY 2024
VIOLINS & VIOLA TRIOS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MUSEUM 20 APRIL 2024
CHAMBER JAZZ CONSORT
& MIKE DEL FERRO
ITALIAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE 7 MARCH 2024
BASSON & STRINGS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MUSEUM 20 JANUARY 2024
PIANO TRIOS: WOMEN COMPOSERS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MUSEUM 21 DECEMBER 2023
MAISKY'S 75 JUBILEE
ROYAL CONSERVATORY OF BRUSSELS 12 NOVEMBER 2023
VIVALDI'S SEASONS
FULL CIRCLE 19 OCTOBER 2023
Season 2022 - 2023
CELLO DUOS FULL CIRCLE 25 JUNE 2023
Immerse yourself in an unforgettable musical experience with Brussels Muzique's 2022-2023 season-finale project, featuring the raw emotional power and haunting beauty of cello duos by two celebrated Baroque composers, Geminiani and Boccherini. And, for the very first time, witness the world premiere of a cello duo cycle by the brilliant Belgian composer, Walter Hus, which builds on the rich traditions of the Baroque period while pushing the boundaries of the cello's expressive potential.
Aleksey Shadrin, the fourth-prize winner at the Queen Elisabeth Cello Competition, and Eduardo Tonietto, cellist and artistic director of Brussels Muzique, will bring these compositions to life, transporting you back in time to the lavish courts of 18th-century Europe. Feel the tension and passion of Geminiani's soulful duos, with their intricate melodies and dramatic harmonies that evoke the elegant drama of Italian opera. Then, be transported to the Spanish courts of Boccherini's time, where the cello was the favored instrument of royalty, and experience the sweet, lyrical melodies and lively rhythms of his duos, taking you on a journey of sensuous pleasure and celebration.
But the highlight of the concert will be the world premiere of Walter Hus's cello duo cycle, promising to be a tour de force that will leave you breathless with its innovative harmonies and textures. This stunning contemporary work builds on the rich traditions of the Baroque period, taking the cello to new heights of expressive potential.
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UNORTHODOX QUARTET
VENICE - TEATRO LA FENICE 6 JUNE 2023
Experience an extraordinary international collaboration between Brussels Muzieque and the Festival Galuppi as they bring their sensational concert to the illustrious La Fenice Theater in Venice on June 6th.
Embark on a captivating musical journey as we present a program of classical masterpieces like never before heard! Showcasing a remarkable ensemble of four musicians, all hailing from Italy and residing in Brussels, this concert promises to be a mesmerizing experience. Matteo Del Monte and Antonio Capolupo, esteemed solo flutist and solo clarinetist of Brussels's Opera La Monnaie, will join forces with Gordon Fantini, the renowned solo bassoonist of the Belgian National Orchestra, and Eduardo Tonietto, the cellist and artistic director of Brussels Muzieque, to create a captivating ensemble.
Prepare to witness the world premiere of a unique arrangement of Rossini's iconic "William Tell" overture, specially crafted for the exceptional Unorthodox Quartet by the talented Irish-Italian composer, Paul Pellay. Alongside this exhilarating premiere, the ensemble will enchant the audience with their expertly transcribed renditions of Beethoven's first string quartet in F major and Mozart's Divertimento in D major, both masterfully adapted for this unconventional combination of instruments.
Having already captivated audiences in Brussels during their performances at Le Baixu on March 5th and the Italian Cultural Center on March 7th, the ensemble is now set to grace the prestigious Teatro La Fenice in Venice in June 2023. This exceptional concert offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in timeless compositions presented in a fresh and exhilarating manner. Don't miss this extraordinary event at the renowned La Fenice Theater – an unforgettable experience awaits!
STRING QUINTETS
EUROPEAN PARLIEMENT 22 MAY 2023
Welcome to another collaboration of the Citizens' Garden Concerts of the European Parliament of Brussels and the Brussels Muzieque platform. This concert will be a special occasion since it is the opening event of the Citizens' Garden concert 2023 season.
Reminding that EU parliament concerts have free entrance; we just recommend arriving early enough to grant a seat.
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Composed in September of 1828, during the final weeks of Schubert's life, the String Quintet in C for two violins, viola and two cellos was the composer's last instrumental work and ranks among his greatest accomplishments. Schubert's decision to use a second cello, rather than the second viola (characteristic of earlier quintets), adds to the overall richness of the piece, contributing to a texture richer in the low and mid registers.
Schubert's writing for this string quintet is in fact symphonic, revealing touches of "orchestration" that would have been assigned to winds and brass in one of his symphonies. In doing that, he revolutionized the art of writing for strings. He created sounds that no one had ever created before in a small string ensemble, constantly varying the texture as he did it. There are vast changes of light and color in the piece, as well as great harmonic variation.
Enjoy this absolute masterpiece of the Early Romantic period, brought to you by Sylvia Huang (laureate at the Queen Elisabeth competition violin and concertmaster of La Monnaie/De Munt opera), Misako Akama (concertmaster at the Belgian National Orchestra), Monika Mlynarczyk (co-principal viola at La Monnaie/De Munt), Stéphanie Huang (laureate at the Queen Elisabeth competition cello) and Eduardo Tonietto (cellist and artistic director of Brussels Muzieque).
CLARINET TRIOS
ITALIAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE 17 MAY 2023 19h
The upcoming concert features an exceptional trio formation, showcasing a diverse and captivating myriad of sound colors. Maura Marinucci and Nadja Nevolovitsch - respectively solo clarinet and leader of the 1st violins of Brussels Philharmonic and concert pianist based in Brussels Monika Dars will perform Milhaud's Suite Op. 157b, a trio piece renowned for its use of rhythm and melody, and its incorporation of jazz elements.
Clarinetist Maura Marinucci will then take the stage to perform Brahms' Sonata op 120, with its beautiful and lyrical first movement. The program continues with Bruch's selection of three pieces from his '8 Pieces' Op.83, showcasing the composer's lyrical and Romantic style.
Pianist Monika Dars will then perform Liszt's 'Sonetto 104 del Petrarca,' a powerful and emotional piece that highlights the virtuosity of the performer. The concert will conclude with Stravinsky's 'Histoire du Soldat,' a landmark work in the genre of chamber music.
Join us for this unforgettable evening of music, as these three remarkable musicians bring to life some of the most memorable works in the classical repertoire.
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This concert is part of the musIICa series, presented in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute of Brussels and Brussels Muzieque. This special series aims to promote Italian musicians in Belgium. Exceptionally, these concerts have free entrance, as a courtesy offered to the public by the Italian Cultural Institute; reservation however is compulsory.
PIANO TRIOS
ITALIAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE 27 APRIL 2023 19h
Brussels Muzieque in partnership with the Italian Cultural Institute presents a concert featuring Lily Maisky - concert pianist based in Brussels, Misako Akama - concertmaster of the Belgian National Orchestra, and Eduardo Tonietto - cellist and artistic director of Brussels Muzieque. The program features two of the most prominent piano trios in the classical repertoire: Brahms Piano Trio No. 3 in C minor, Op. 101, and Shostakovich Piano Trio No. 2 in E minor, Op. 67.
Brahms's Piano Trio No. 3, written in 1886, is considered one of the composer's most intimate works, combining his signature romanticism with a classical form. On the other hand, Shostakovich's Piano Trio No. 2, composed in 1944, reflects the turmoil and tragedy of the 20th century, showcasing the composer's mastery of intense and dramatic expression.
The juxtaposition of these two works offers a unique perspective on the evolution of the piano trio genre and highlights the distinct musical languages of these two great composers. This concert is a rare opportunity to experience the beauty and depth of these masterpieces: don't miss this unforgettable music evening!
This concert is part of the musIICa series, presented in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute of Brussels and Brussels Muzieque. This special series aims to promote Italian musicians in Belgium. Exceptionally, these concerts have free entrance, as a courtesy offered to the public by the Italian Cultural Institute; reservation however is compulsory.
UNORTHODOX QUARTET
ITALIAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE 7 MARCH 2023 19h
LE BAIXU 5 MARCH 2023 20h
​Join us on a musical journey as we present a program of classical masterpieces like you've never heard before! Four musicians, all with Italian roots and based in Brussels, will be taking the stage to perform a vibrant program featuring an unusual combination of wind instruments and cello. Matteo Del Monte and Antonio Capolupo - respectively - solo flutist and solo clarinetist of Brussels's Opera La Monnaie, Gordon Fantini - solo bassoonist of the Belgian National Orchestra, and Eduardo Tonietto - cellist and artistic director of Brussels Muzieque, will be showcasing this unique instrumental combination.
The concert will feature the premiere of a special arrangement of Rossini's "William Tell" overture, created especially for the Unorthodox Quartet by Irish-Italian composer Paul Pellay. In addition to this exciting premiere, the ensemble will perform Beethoven's first string quartet in F major and Mozart's Divertimento in D major, both expertly transcribed for this unorthodox ensemble.
They will be bringing this program to Brussels in March, taking the stage at Le Baixu (March 5th) and the Italian Cultural Center (March 7th). Then, in June 2023, they will perform at the prestigious Teatro La Fenice in Venice. This one-of-a-kind concert will offer audiences the opportunity to experience timeless works in a fresh and exciting new light.
PIANO SOPRANO CLARINET TRIOS
LE BAIXU 24 FEBRUARY 2023, 20h
Brussels Muzieque presents an evening of Romanticism with a special ensemble featuring three of the most renowned composers of the Romantic period. Déborah Salazar (soprano), Daniel Mourek (clarinet soloist of Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen), and Monika Dars (concert pianist), will bring to life masterpieces by Schubert, Schumann, and Brahms.
Starting with Der Hirt auf dem Felsen by Schubert, this piece showcases the powerful combination of soprano and clarinet, creating a rich and evocative soundscape. This beautiful lied, or song, is a perfect example of Schubert's masterful use of melody and harmony, and is sure to leave a lasting impression on the audience.
Next, Drei Fantasiestücke by Schumann is a duo for clarinet and piano that showcases the virtuosic abilities of both instruments. These three fantasies are full of dynamic contrasts, unexpected twists, and virtuosic solos, showcasing the composers' innovative and imaginative approach to music.
Frauenliebe und Leben, another piece by Schumann, is a set of lieder, or songs, that tells the story of a woman's love and life. The songs are beautiful, poignant, and deeply emotional, showcasing the soprano's vocal range and lyrical abilities.
Finally, Zwei Gesänge op. 91 by Brahms is a trio for soprano, clarinet, and piano that demonstrates the composers' mastery of chamber music. This beautiful piece is full of delicate interplay between the three instruments, creating a rich tapestry of sound that is sure to captivate and enthrall the audience.
With works like Der Hirt auf dem Felsen by Schubert, Drei Fantasiestücke by Schumann, Frauenliebe und Leben by Schumann, and Zwei Gesänge op. 91 by Brahms, the trio will showcase the unique blend of their instruments and the beauty of lyricism.
STRING QUINTETS
FULL CIRCLE 22 JANUARY 2022
Composed in September of 1828, during the final weeks of Schubert's life, the String Quintet in C for two violins, viola and two cellos was the composer's last instrumental work and ranks among his greatest accomplishments. Schubert's decision to use a second cello, rather than the second viola (characteristic of earlier quintets), adds to the overall richness of the piece, contributing to a texture richer in the low and mid registers.
Schubert's writing for this string quintet is in fact symphonic, revealing touches of "orchestration" that would have been assigned to winds and brass in one of his symphonies. In doing that, he revolutionized the art of writing for strings. He created sounds that no one had ever created before in a small string ensemble, constantly varying the texture as he did it. There are vast changes of light and color in the piece, as well as great harmonic variation.
Brussels Muzieque presents a new original transcript for string quintet of the Allegretto of Beethoven’s Symphony no. 7. The Allegretto was encored at the premiere of the seventh symphony of Beethoven, a huge success in itself, and the movement remained popular since. Eduardo Tonietto, Artistic Director of Brussels Muzieque, made the transcript of this famous orchestral work for the string quintet setting.
Enjoy these 2 absolute masterpieces of the Early Romantic period, brought to you by Sylvia Huang (laureate at the Queen Elisabeth competition violin), Misako Akama (concertmaster at the Belgian National Orchestra), Monika Mlynarczyk (co-principal viola at La Monnaie/De Munt), Stéphanie Huang (laureate at the Queen Elisabeth competition cello) and Eduardo Tonietto (cellist and artistic director of Brussels Muzieque).
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This concert has the financial support of the subsidies of Féderation Wallonie-Bruxelles.
STRING QUARTETS (for 2 cellos)
FULL CIRCLE 18 DECEMBER 2022
Brussels Muzieque invites you to a musical evening out of the usual canon.
This concert features chamber music’s most canonic formation, the string quartet; however this time, in the highly unconventional setting of violin, viola and… two cellos!
Let yourself be surprised by the string quartet no.2 in A minor by Anton Arenski in this unusual instrumentation. It gives the quartet a special emphasis around the mid and low frequencies, that dark but warm timbre reminiscent of Franz Schubert's string quintet for two cellos.
Adding to this concert’s unique repertoire, Belgian composer and Brussels Muzieque’s composer-in-residence Walter Hus has contributed another rare composition for this peculiar ensemble: an adaptation of his string quartet “Five to Five”, where one of the two cellos performs in place of the original viola.
To finish off the program, Maurice Ravel’s sonata for violin and cello makes the cello the protagonist once again. In almost all the duos for violin and cello written before Ravel’s, the violin predominates because of its higher register, and the cello is mainly used as an accompanying instrument. Not so with Ravel in this duo; the two instruments are truly equal partners by giving each of them an independent and equally important melodic line.
Misako Akama (concertmaster at the Belgian National Orchestra), Monika Mlynarczyk (co-principal viola at La Monnaie/De Munt), Dmitry Silvian (solo cello at the Belgian National Orchestra), and Eduardo Tonietto (cellist and artistic director of Brussels Muzieque) will brighten a dark winter night with the warm timbre of these masterpieces.
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This concert has the financial support of the subsidies of Féderation Wallonie-Bruxelles and the sponsorship of Delen Private Bank.
HARP FLUTE VIOLA TRIOS
ITALIAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE 11 JANUARY 2022
Dream away with us this evening. Brussels Muzieque has concocted a musical impressionist gift.
Just like the impressionist painters Monet, Manet and Degas opposed conventions armed with vibrant colours and short, quick brushstrokes, so did Claude Debussy break the musical mould of his time. His dreamy and sensual compositions with short melodic motives and unique instrumental timbres make for a music with no hard edges. It feels unrooted in time.
Brussels Muzieque’s concert features Debussy’s Sonata for flute, viola, and harp. A very uncommon setting for those times. It gained, however, immediate popularity thanks to its colorful bright sound. Such instrument combination inspired many other composers of the 20th century, such as Arnold Bax with his Elegiac Trio. Strikingly, both compositions were created in the wake of dramatic events (WWI for Debussy’s Sonata and the Eastern rising in Ireland for Bax’s Elegiac Trio), which becomes evident in the melancholy and veiled sadness that runs through these works.
To continue, Matteo Del Monte (solo flute at the Brussels Opera House ‘La Monnaie/De Munt’), Monika Mlynarczyk (co-principal viola at the Brussels Opera House ‘La Monnaie/De Munt’) and Emma Wauters (harp professor at Leuven LUCA school of arts) will also bring to the stage a Sonata from Nino Rota, Italian composer world-famous for his film scores (Fellini, Visconti and Coppola), and a transcript of Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet by Gilad Cohen.
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STRING TRIOS
LE BAIXU 10 DECEMBER 2022
Brussels Muzieque and Le Baixu invite you to this special concert marking the start of their collaboration.
In this program, Nadja Nevolovitch - leader of the 1st violins at Brussels Philharmonic, Monika MÅ‚ynarczyk - co-principal viola at Opera 'La Monnaie/De Munt' and Eduardo Tonietto - cellist and artistic director of Brussels Muzieque, will perform the well known Schubert trio in Bb major and present to the public the less known Hungarian composer Dohnányi ErnÅ‘, performing his "Serenade" for string trio, and the string trio by Polish-Jewish composer Weinberg as well.
FLUTE QUARTETS
FULL CIRCLE 20 NOVEMBER 2022
Immerse yourself in a revived performance of the once acclaimed flute quartet ensemble, in this original concert by Brussels Muzieque.
The flute quartet setting - comprising a flute, violin, viola and cello - reached the pinnacle of success in the second half of the 18th century, to the extent that it even rivaled the popularity of the string quartet at that time. Its success brought many famous composers including Mozart, Haydn and Bach to explore this instrumentation; however, as from the 19th century, the flute quartet completely lost its popularity to the string quartet once again and virtually no compositions were written for it until the 20th century.
The beauty of combining flute and strings should not be forgotten, therefore Brussels Muzieque has assembled an accomplished team of musicians to bring the uniqueness of the flute quartet back to life, and back to you.
Aldo Baerten (principal flutist in the Antwerp Symphony Orchestra), Jacqueline Preys (Principal 2nd violins at the Belgian National Orchestra), Monika Mlynarczyk (co-principal viola La Monnaie/De Munt), and David Poskin (laureate at the David Popper Cello Competition) will revive the music for flute quartet by performing works from its high days by Haydn and J. C. Bach and by presenting some more recent work from the 20th century for flute and strings by Van Gilse and Roussel.
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This concert has the financial support of the subsidies of Féderation Wallonie-Bruxelles.
PIANO BASSOON DUO
FULL CIRCLE 12 OCTOBER 2022
You might have enjoyed many times the bucolic color of a bassoon solo during a symphonic performance, as in Stravinsky's Sacre du Printemps opening, or even within a wind quintet; however, experiencing a recital where the sole companion of this unique instrument will be his fellow pianist, will dive you in a whole new universe of sounds and characters that only such a combination can provide.
In this recital, romantics such as Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff, impressionists and symbolists such as Saint-Saens and Scriabin, among other great composers will be presented to you by pianist Lily Maisky and bassoonist Mavroudes Troullos, who will take you through this journey exploring the Bassoon's expression and virtuosity combined with the monumental presence and versatility of the piano.
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This concert has the financial support of the subsidies of Féderation Wallonie-Bruxelles.
Season 2021 - 2022
CHAMBER JAZZ CONSORT
FULL CIRCLE 5 JULY 2022
Born in Uzbekistan and from Ukrainian roots, clarinetist Anton Jakimenko arrived as a refugee in the Netherlands as a child. Coming from a both classical and jazz background, he developed a unique form of sound expression transiting among the Western music language, Slavic folklore, and Eastern traditions.
Multiple award winner jazz violinist Oene van Geel will be joining the ensemble and sharing the stage with three other classical string players: Sarah Oates - concertmaster of the London Philharmonia, Maeva Laroque - co-principal of 2nd violins in the Brussels Opera 'La Monnaie' and Eduardo Tonietto - cellist and artistic director of Brussels Muzieque.
Together in this diverse background, they will present a myriad of original compositions, some more traditional themes, and a few surprises.
Come share this moment with us, where classical meets jazz.
UNORTHODOX QUARTET
FULL CIRCLE 14 JUNE 2022
Four musicians based in Brussels - all with Italian roots - will be presenting a colorful program with an unorthodox instruments combination of winds and cello.
Matteo Del Monte and Antonio Capolupo - respectively solo flutist and solo clarinetist of the Opera La Monnaie, Gordon Fantini - solo bassoonist of the Belgian National Orchestra, and Eduardo Tonietto - cellist and artistic director of Brussels Muzieque, will be mixing the richness and variety of timbers of their instruments to recreate well-known and beloved pieces by Mozart, and Beethoven, transcribed for this unorthodox instrumentation.
Special in the program will be the new transcription for the ensemble of Beethoven's first string quartet in F major and the well-known Divertimento in D major of Mozart, originally written for string quartet as well. You will have the unique chance of listening to this piece performed in a totally different instrumentation.
STRING TRIOS
FULL CIRCLE 14 MAY 2022 - 20h
FIN DE SIÈCLE: TRANSFIGURING ROMANTICISM
FULL CIRCLE 20 MARCH 2022 - 20h
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The Phoenix Sextet, made up of soloists from major European orchestras, has prepared a monumental program for you: the sextets of Brahms op. 18 and the Verklaerte Nacht by Schoenberg - the masterpiece from the (still) late Romantic style of the composer, based on Dehmel's poetic work whose erotic content generated huge turmoil in the conservative society of the time.
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Brussels Muzieque invites you once more to share an evening of chamber music hosted at the beautiful theatre of our partner Full Circle Ideas.
Nadja Nevolovitch - leader of the 1st violins at Brussels Philharmonic, Monika MÅ‚ynarczyk - co-principal viola at Opera 'La Monnaie/De Munt' and Eduardo Tonietto - cellist and artistic director of Brussels Muzieque, will perform the well known Schubert trio in Bb major and present to the public the less known Hungarian composer Dohnányi ErnÅ‘, performing his "Serenade" for string trio. Intercalating the two pieces for trio, the musicians will interpret as well two duos: Mozart's in G major for violin and viola and the famous Duet “with two eyeglasses obligato” by Beethoven for viola and cello.
SOPRANO-CLARINET-PIANO TRIOS
FULL CIRCLE 10 DECEMBER 2021 - 20h
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Brussels Muzieque invites you to an evening of lyricism with three of the greatest composers of the Romantic period interpreted by a special ensemble set: soprano, clarinet and piano. The lyric soprano Déborah Salazar, the concert pianist Monika Dars and Daniel Mourek - solo clarinet of Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen, will combine the unique colors and nuances of their instruments to recreate masterpieces by Schubert, Schumann and Brahms.
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• Der Hirt aux dem Felsen, Schubert - trio
• Drei Fantasiestücke, Schumann - duo clarinet piano
• Frauenliebe und Leben, Schumann lieder
• Zwei Gesänge op 91, Brahms - trio
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soprano · Déborah Salazar
clarinet · Daniel Mourek
piano · Monika Dars
DIVERTIMENTO
ART BASE 3 NOVEMBER 2021 - 20h
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Four musicians based in Brussels but with Italian roots will be presenting a colorful program, mixing the richness of timbers of a flute, clarinet, bassoon, and a cello, to recreate well-known and beloved pieces by Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven, transcribed for this unorthodox instrumentation.
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• J. S. Bach, Trio Sonata, BWV 1039 (flute, bassoon and cello)
• J. S. Bach, Flute Sonata in E Major, BWV 1035
• L. van Beethoven, Duet for Clarinet and Bassoon in B flat major, WoO 27 No. 3
• W. A. Mozart, Divertimento for 3 basset horns No. 1 in B flat major, KV 439b (transcribed for flute, clarinet and bassoon)
• W. A. Mozart, Divertimento for strings in D major, K. 136 (transcribed for flute, clarinet, bassoon and cello)
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flute · Matteo Del Monte
clarinet · Antonio Capolupo
bassoon · Gordon Fantini
cello · Eduardo Tonietto
A WHOLE WEEKEND OF CONCERTS
IN THE LAST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER
Season 2020 - 2021
(covid-19 year)
CLARINET TRIOS
FULL CIRCLE HOUSE 26 SEPTEMBER ART BASE 27 SEPTEMBER 2020
Robert Schumann · Trio "Märchenerzählungen" for Clarinet, Viola & Piano, op. 132
Reinhold Glière · 8 Pieces for Viola & Cello, op. 39
Johannes Brahms · Trio for Clarinet, Cello & Piano, op. 114
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clarinet · Antonio Capolupo
viola · Monika MÅ‚ynarczyk
cello · Eduardo Tonietto
piano · Marco Prevosto
GOLDBERG VARIATIONS FOR TRIO
FULL CIRCLE HOUSE 15 OCTOBER 2020
Johann Sebastian Bach · Goldberg Variations, BWV 988 (arrangement for string trio)
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violin · Sadie Fields
viola · Clement Holvoet
cello · Romain Dhainaut
Season 2019 - 2020
AND THEN I KNEW 'TWAS WIND
ART BASE 10 FEBRUARY 2020 FULL CIRCLE HOUSE 13 FEBRUARY 2020
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Toru Takemitsu · And then I knew ‘twas wind (Flute, Viola & Harp)
Albert Roussel · Trio for Flute, Viola & Cello, op. 40
Joseph Jongen · Deux pieces en trio for Flute, Cello & Harp, op. 80
Toru Takemitsu · Towards the sea (Alto Flute & Harp)
Rebecca Clarke · Two Pieces for Viola & Cello
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flute · Jill Jeschek
viola · Monika Mlynarczyk
cello · Eduardo Tonietto
harp · Emma Wauters
THE QUINTET ART BASE 13 OCTOBER 2019
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Beethoven · 7th Symphony in A major: II. Allegretto
(arranged for quintet by Eduardo Tonietto)
Schubert · String Quintet in C major
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violin · Anton Skakun
violin · Eline Pauwels
viola · Mihai Cocea
cello · Karel Steylaerts
cello · Eduardo Tonietto
THE SEASONS ART BASE 26 NOVEMBER 2019
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Vivaldi · The Four Seasons and more...​
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violin solo · Angelina Abagieva
violin · Anton Skakun
violin · Lubka Lingorska
viola · Ian Psegodschi
cello · Eduardo Tonietto
double bass · Julita Fasseva
OLD MASTERS ART BASE 11 SEPTEMBER 2019
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Bach · Orchestral Suite No.2 in B minor
Mozart · Flute quartet in D major
baroque & classical · selection of arias for soprano, flute and strings
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flute · Jill Jeschek
viola · Monika Mlynarczyk
cello · Eduardo Tonietto
harp · Emma Wauters
IMPRESSIONISM ART BASE 17 SEPTEMBER 2019
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Ravel · String Quartet in F major
Debussy · Sonata for Flute, Viola and Harp
Ravel · Introduction & Allegro for Harp, Flute, Clarinet & String Quartet
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violin · Maéva Laroque
violin · Anton Skakun
viola · Monika MÅ‚ynarczyk
cello · Eduardo Tonietto
harp · Emma Wauters
flute · Jill Jeschek
clarinet · Daniel Mourek