Concert gratuit : trio romantique, de Haydn à Brahms

A piano, a violin, and a cello: together, the three journey through the German nineteenth century, a century of great feelings and great friendships.

It was also a time when women were repeatedly told they were not cut out for composing. Fanny Mendelssohn, older sister of Felix, had to wait until her forties to publish under her own name. Emilie Mayer wrote eight symphonies and a dozen trios. She was nicknamed « the female Beethoven », which mostly relegated her to the shadow of the original.

From Haydn, who invented the piano trio, to Brahms, who brought it to its peak, the Hedy Trio lets you hear all facets of this ensemble: tender, stormy, intimate, or flamboyant. Between pieces, DOm Paulin shares the stories behind the works and their composers. No musical background is necessary to enjoy it. The concert lasts one hour.

With the Hedy Trio: DOm Paulin (piano and narration), Nadiia Kramarenko (violin), and Nicolas Boucher (cello).

This is the second installment of the trilogy devoted to Germany and Austria, part of « Terre de musiques », the concert cycle by the association Et voilà! that takes audiences on a journey from country to country.