Trillium takes you on a journey inside the music, connecting your heart to the heart of the music. With beautiful and expressive performances through formal recitals and intimate house concerts, Trillium is revitalizing the chamber scene in the region. As both teachers and veteran performers, Trillium also participates in educational outreach programs to impart a deeper understanding of the music through hands on experiences.
This monumental sonata, originally composed for a violinist named George Bridgetower, with whom Beethoven had a falling out after the former insulted a woman Beethoven held in high regard. He later dedicated it to Rudlophe Kreutzer, considered to be the finest violinist of his time. Imagine his horror when Kreutzer hated it and refused to play it! He described the work as “unintelligible” and would not even look at it after their first and only meeting!…
In presenting three works which are new repertoire for the trio, I can say without hesitation that they inspire awe and respect. Each has taken a lot of time and care to learn and, for me at least, some nerves of steel!
Community is powered by relationships, and relationships are the heart of collaboration. The tools of social media allows us to connect with audiences and presenters we have not yet met in real time, but on its own, it cannot solve the problems of poor or missing collaboration.
