Trio Apaches in Portsmouth Guildhall

Trio Apaches

Matthew Trusler violin, Thomas Carroll cello, Ashley Wass piano

Programme

BEETHOVEN Piano Trio in D, Op. 70 No. 1 The Ghost

MENDELSSOHN Piano Trio No. 2 in C minor, Op. 66

RAVEL Piano Trio in A minor

Trio Apaches is built on the great friendship between three of the UK’s most respected soloists and colleagues: Matthew Trusler, Thomas Carroll and Ashley Wass. They collaborate under a name first used in the early 1900s by a group of ‘artistic outcasts’ including Ravel and Stravinsky.

Trio Apaches have quickly been embraced on the international concert scene and are unanimously praised for the infectious joy and virtuosity of their performances and the innovative nature of their programmes. They share a desire to focus on innovative projects and challenging cross-genre collaborations, as well as to present masterworks of the trio repertoire in unfamiliar contexts.

Date: Monday 24th April, 2017

Time: 7.30pm

Venue: Portsmouth Guildhall

Tickets: £17, concession £15, available from the Portsmouth Guildhall: 0844 453 9028

For further information, please contact music@port.ac.uk or 023 9284 3023

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