Win tickets to Brussels Muzieque string trio concert on 16 November
Chamber music collective Brussels Muzieque invites audiences to an evening tracing the evolution of String Trios at the internationally-renowned Musical Instruments Museum (MIM) on 16 November. The programme is divided into three distinct periods and
Chamber music collective Brussels Muzieque invites audiences to an evening tracing the evolution of String Trios at the internationally-renowned Musical Instruments Museum (MIM) on 16 November.
The programme is divided into three distinct periods and performed by Elina Buksha on violin, Monika Mlynarczyk on viola, and Kacper Nowak on cello. It offers a rare opportunity to experience how the string trio has been employed by composers over the centuries, from the Baroque elegance of Purcell to the groundbreaking modernism of Penderecki.
Three Fantasias by Henry Purcell, composed in the late 17th century and originally written for viols, highlight Purcell’s mastery of counterpoint, blending intricate polyphony with rich harmonic textures. They offer a fascinating glimpse into the transition from Renaissance to Baroque music.
Beethoven’s String Trio in C minor, Op. 9 No. 3, composed in 1797, is renowned for its dramatic intensity and structural complexity, showcasing Beethoven’s early experimentation with form and expression.
Krzysztof Penderecki’s String Trio, composed in 1990, is a modernist work that explores the full range of sonorities and techniques available to string instruments, demonstrating Penderecki’s innovative approach to composition.
The museum is a fabulous setting for the concert. Housing a large collection of musical instruments, the former Old England building in Mont des Arts is also notable for its Art Nouveau style and architecture.
Tickets for the concert are priced at €25 (€10 for students).
String Trios
16 November, 18.00
Rue Montagne de la Cour 2
Brussels
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