Saturday 4 December, at 5:00 pm - QUANTUM CLARINET TRIO, clarinet, cello and piano PREMIO AMICI DELLA MUSICA DI VERONA 2021 Competizione internazionale riservata a solisti e gruppi di camera, dal 30 Ottobre al 18 Dicembre 2021 (www.premioamv.com). Fasi finali in forma di concerto. Ingresso gratuito su prenotazione. Sabato 4 Dicembre, ore 17:00 QUANTUM CLARINET TRIO Elena Veronesi, clarinet Johannes Przygodda, cello Bokyung Kim, piano Carl Frühling - Trio op. 40 Johannes Brahms - Trio op. 114 Nino Rota - Trio Quantum Clarinet Trio "Absolutely beautiful playing all around, musical, sensitive to colors and attentive to details. Really enjoyed listening to this wonderful trio. Bravo all!“ - Ani Kavafian "The blend was astonishing – lines were woven together seamlessly in timing and timbre between the instruments. This performance was a joy to hear!” - Rebecca McFaul "There is much to admire in your group with exceptional individual playing and attention to detail. You each display a wide assortment of color and nuance, which I really appreciate." - Norman Fischer The Quantum Clarinet Trio - winner of the third prize at the 2020 Fischoff Chamber Music Competition (USA) - met for the first time in 2013 at the University Mozarteum of Salzburg. There, the three young musicians developed together the main repertoire conceived for this ensemble under the guidance of Prof. Alois Brandhofer (Berliner Philharmoniker) and Prof. Wolfgang Redik (Wiener Klaviertrio). Their special musical chemistry encouraged the Trio to continue their artistic activity together. The Quantum Clarinet Trio is ensemble in residence at the Moulin d’Andé Centre Culturel et Artistique in Normandie, France. They are committed to bringing their performances alive by sharing the context and rich histories behind the music they play with the audience. The ensemble, characterized by their unique cultural mix and strong musical tradition gained during years of studies in Austria, Germany, Italy, France and Korea, developed a passionate and lively interpretation of the repertoire. Their repertoire includes masterpieces dedicated over centuries to the clarinet, cello and piano trio, rediscovered treasures hidden in the history of music, and unique contemporary compositions challenging the limits of their instruments. The Quantum Clarinet Trio appears regularly on the international chamber music scene bringing a wealth of cultural and musical experience, constantly growing and evolving. Upcoming season highlights include performances in France, Germany and Italy. www.quantumclarinettrio.com