Trio Lucente plays Ravel, Brahms, Arbós, Skoryk, Price, Schonfeld
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/trio-lucente-a-musical-cafe-tickets-999463420997
Trio Lucente plays “At the Café” at Hobart and Smith College in Geneva, NY
Claudia Schaer, Amadi Azikiwe, and Jisoo Ok play:
Schubert ~ Trio D.471
1) Allegro
2) Andante (incomplete)
Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson ~ Movement for String Trio
Beethoven ~ Serenade for String Trio, Op.8
1) Marcia - Adagio
Irene Britton Smith ~ Fugue for String Trio
Gideon Klein ~ String Trio
1) Allegro
2) Variations on a Moravian Folk Song, Lento
3) Molto vivace
Lawrence Kramer ~ Fullness of Time [20"ish]
Claudia Schaer and Marc Peloquin give the world premiere of Labyrinths by Christopher James.
https://youtu.be/wf6gAFml9ug
https://www.ualberta.ca/wirth-institute/mahler.html
Joel Feigin: Veränderungen
~ Mountains and Rivers Trio
Johannes Brahms ~ Violin Sonata #2 in A+
Claudia Schaer, violin
Robert LaRue, cello
Marc Péloquin, piano
Voices Up Concert Series at Fordham University presents:
works by Franz Schubert, Gideon Klein, Lawrence Kramer, Laura Jobin-Acosta, David Wolfson
with poetry by Alison Powell and Jennifer Atkinson
played by Claudia Schaer, violin; Amadi Azikiwe, viola; Jisoo Ok, cello, Halley Gilbert, soprano
Trio Lucente performs in Watertown NY, presented by Trinity Concert Series
”Imagine you are at a café…a musical café with a cornucopia of delicious treats created through the ages by some of the finest musical minds, traveling through time, genres and regions. Trio Lucente offers a wonderfully selected playlist ranging from Haydn’s Hungarian Rondo and Joplin’s Easy Winners Rag to…Paul Schonfeld’s Café Music.”
Trio Lucente performs on St. Simon’s Island, presented by Island Concert Association
Trio Lucente performs at Georgia Southwestern State University, Jackson Hall
Livestream Video: https://youtu.be/5BmkyiJvSTM?si=z_beE_YPaIGZ6kOc
Lelio di Tullio’s Al Horizonte for violin and chamber orchestra - Claudia Schaer, violin, the North/South Consonance chamber orchestra, Max Lifchitz conductor.
Works by Dorothee Eberhardt-Lutz, Aaron Alter, and Peter Aviss (Claudia Schaer, concertmaster).
