A triad of trios: Capuçon, Hagen and Levit play Brahms at Wigmore Hall

Por Mark Valencia, 07 mayo 2024

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“if this trio were a rock band, Capuçon would be the front man”

Crítica hecha desde Wigmore Hall, Londres el 4 mayo 2024

Brahms, Trío con piano núm. 1 en si mayor, Op.8

Brahms, Piano Trio no. 2 in C major, Op.87

Brahms, Piano Trio no. 3 in C minor, Op.101

Renaud Capuçon, Violín

Julia Hagen, Violonchelo

Igor Levit, Piano

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Mark Valencia

Mark has worked in arts journalism for four decades, both as a writer and as a French-English translator. Nowadays he focuses his energies on reviewing opera and music. Mark also writes for Opera magazine and for Musical America as a correspondent for Europe and the UK.