Franz Schubert
Klaviertrio Es-Dur D 897 »Notturno«

Alexander Zemlinsky
Trio d-Moll op. 3 (Bearbeitung für Violine, Violoncello und Klavier)

Konstantia Gourzi
Apollon, Trio für Klavier, Violine und Violoncello op. 101

Johannes Brahms
Klaviertrio Nr. 3 c-Moll op. 101

The Feininger Trio, named after the painter and Bauhaus co-founder Lyonel Feininger, is noted for its warm, expressive sound and refined, nuanced interpretations. In this programme, the ensemble takes us to the Vienna of musical Romanticism and late Romanticism – with piano trios by Schubert, his soulful Notturno; the Brahms C minor, glowing with Hungarian fire; and Zemlinsky’s Op. 3, unmistakably oriented towards the tradition of Brahms. Offering a contemporary counterpoint is Apollon by the Greek composer Konstantia Gourzi.