Espace Consonance : Concert Trio Nota Bene [EN]

Friday, September 18, at 7:30 p.m.: Concert by the TRIO NOTA BENE at the Espace Consonance in Saxon.

The Nota Bene Trio is a Swiss chamber music ensemble consisting of pianist Lionel Monnet, cellist Xavier Pignat, and violinist Julien Zufferey.

The Nota Bene Trio is a renowned and leading ensemble, particularly on the Swiss and European classical music scene.

Its reputation and significance are reflected in several key factors:

  • Prestigious international awards: The ensemble won First Prize at the Rotterdam International Chamber Music Competition in 2004, the Géraldine Whittaker Prize, and the Valais Canton Culture Prize.
  • Recognition from the great masters: The famous French composer Henri Dutilleux publicly praised their work, describing them as an “ensemble of the highest caliber” and of “the very highest standard.”
  • Leading venues: The trio performs regularly at world-renowned concert halls and festivals, such as the Tonhalle in Zurich, the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, the Fondation Gianadda, the La Roque d’Anthéron Festival in France, and the Jerusalem Center.
  • High-profile collaborations: They regularly share the stage with internationally renowned soloists, such as violinist Renaud Capuçon and violist Gérard Caussé.

The Nota Bene Trio enjoys a strong reputation and high visibility within the world of chamber music.

During this evening’s performance, you will hear two sublime works: Beethoven’s “Spirits” Trio and Schumann’s Trio No. 2.

Practical Information:

– Admission: CHF 35.00

  • Under 16: CHF 20.00
  • Reservations via text message at 079/247.65.61
  • Parking: Maison Communale

Espace Consonance, Route de l’Ecosse 1B, 1907 Saxon www.espaceconsonance.com

For more information, please contact Espace Consonance.

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