Complete Mozart Piano Trios 1 A Zeneakadémia saját szervezésű programja

The hugely popular Complete Works Live series now focuses our attention and aesthetics on Mozart’s trios for piano. Perhaps surprisingly, the double-concert trio programme opens with the 1776 Divertimento in B-flat major, although this work is often quite rightly termed Mozart’s first piano trio. The broadness of approach is indicated by the fact that on the first evening of the programme we hear the famous ‘Kegelstatt’ trio performed this time in a violin-viola-piano orchestration, and the Trio in D minor left unfinished by Mozart and completed by Anton Stadler is also performed. The performers are the cream of the Liszt Academy: Vilmos Szabadi, Csaba Onczay, Márta Gulyás and Máté Szűcs are closely tied to the university to this day. In fact, the Mozart concert parading his trios is also a chamber music workshop, with the only difference being that we amateurs can be witnesses to the artistic efforts made in the workshop.