
Released: November 21, 2025
Label: Mirare
Composers: Rimski-Korsakov, Tchaïkovsky

Released: September 22, 2023
Label: Mirare
Composers: Hersant, Menut

Released: February 24, 2023
Label: Mirare
Composers: Suk, Dvořák

Released: February 19, 2021
Label: Mirare
Composers: Liszt, Schoenberg, Schumann

Released: October 12, 2019
Label: Mirare
Composers: Dvořák, Shostakovich, Weinberg

Released: May 11, 2018
Label: Mirare
Composers: Fauré, Ravel, Tailleferre

Released: June 10, 2016
Label: Mirare
Composers: Schumann
Available: 2025-26; 2026-27
Whether it's Debussy's "La Mer", composed on the Channel coast, or Maurice Ravel's trio, whose sea-spray-filled writing is inspired by the Atlantic Ocean, so dear to Ravel, everything in these two works is nothing but swaying, changing luminosities and mysterious depths. During his almost 10-year stay in Paris, Joaquin Turina rubbed shoulders with these two geniuses of Impressionism, appropriating their colors and harmonies while highlighting the richness of Spanish culture.
Available: 2025-26; 2026-27
Alternately melancholy and intensely lyrical, the slow movement of the Rimsky-Korsakov trio sets the tone for this elegiac evening. The two late Romantics Saint-Saëns and Tchaikovsky seem to be linked by astonishing correspondences in the two works on this program: dark, lyrical, sometimes facetious and often choreographic, Saint-Saëns' trio is a seductive kaleidoscope of sensations, demonstrating the French composer's great mastery. The dramatic intensity of this program culminates in Tchaikovsky's famous trio, written for his late friend Nicolai Rubinstein.
Available: 2026-27
This eclectically beautiful program takes us from the impressionistic overtones of Rebecca Clarke's wonderful, little-known music to the noble compositions of a late Brahms. In the second half, another splendid yet little-played work, Weinberg's incredible trio, a deeply moving work in which the outbursts merge with the cries of an oppressed people.
Available: Spring 2027
In homage to Beethoven on the 200th anniversary of his death, this program revisits two of the greatest masterpieces of his chamber music literature: the "Ghost" Trio and the "Archduke" Trio. The mischievous "Kakadu" Variations, preceded by their deep, serious introduction, complete this program, which reveals the full complexity and brilliance of the writing of one of the most fascinating of all great creators.