Dunedin Arts Festival 2022
St Paul’s at One – NZTrio presents Moments in Time
Join us for a lunchtime concert at St Paul’s featuring Beethoven’s joyful E-flat major piano trio, Salina Fisher’s “Kintsugi” and “Old Photographs” by Greek-Canadian composer Christos Hatzis.
Wed 19 Oct 1 pm
St Paul’s Cathedral
Rhythms of the Brain
A world premiere, this collaborative project with established contemporary artist Simon Ingram and collaborators John-Paul Pochin and Kamahi Electronics will be a fascinating exploration of the inner workings of the brain and its response to musical stimuli. You’ll get to watch as our brainwaves will be captured in real time with an EEG headset and interpreted to create a pice of visual art during the performance of a brand new commission Asymptote by Alex Taylor. Rhythms of the Brain is generously supported by the Nicholas Tarling Charitable Trust.
Thurs 20 Oct, 7 pm
Dunedin Public Art Gallery
Watch LEGACY 2 live streamed from Concert Chamber, Auckland Town Hall
The Programme
Schumann – Sechs Stücke in kanonischer Form, Op. 56 arr. for Piano Trio, III & IV
Squire – “Der Tanz” (new commission)
William Bolcom – Trio
Schubert – Piano Trio No. 2 in E flat, Op. 100
NZTrio is recognised as a ‘national treasure’ and ‘New Zealand’s most indispensable ensemble’ (NZ Herald).
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MERGE
Featuring superb compositions by Christos Hatzis, Salina Fisher, Josef Suk and Erich Korngold, Merge is an amalgamation of NZTrio's individual musical personalities both on and off the stage, expressed through our shared love of chamber music. "We feel very lucky to be sharing our joyful, creative and collaborative experience of recording this album with you during this particularly bewildering time. As we all navigate this ever-changing world, constantly looking to the future and the past, we hope this music gives you a chance to appreciate some beauty in the present moment."
