RECENT NEWS...

...It's been a busy beginning of the Zemlinsky Trio's second concert season. After the first season's appearances in London School of Economics, Uckfiled, Sittingbourne, Tilford and Canterbury, this autumn took us performing Beethoven and Brahms trios as well as Mendelssohn and Hartog duos to Berkhamsted, Seaton, Bridgwater,  then Scotland (Aberdeen, Dundee, Kirkcaldy and Biggar) and Frewen College in Northiam, East Sussex.

New exciting additions to our programmes in the forthcoming concerts (Summerset, East Sussex, Cumbria, Kent) are Nino Rota and Alexander von Zemlinsky's trios as well as Sonata for clarinet and cello by Phyllis Tate. 

WHAT THEY SAY...

Beethoven’s Trio for Clarinet, Cello and Piano in B flat Op.11 is in three movements. In the first, Allegro con brio, the very exemplar of trio playing was achieved by all three members of the Zemlinsky Trio. Each had a starring role but they melded together perfectly as well. Beethoven’s piano writing absolutely sparkles here with dazzling firework runs. The other players matched this to perfection with lovely rich cello sound and beautifully well-controlled clarinet playing. What an amazing combination of sound!