Boris Borgolotto violinMarc girard garcia cello ian BarBer piano

‘The depth and sincerity of their interpretations, as well as their

vivid, poetic sound, make

them the creators of captivating performances.’

ABOUT THE ZADIG TRIO

2019/2020 CONCERTS

For the full calendar, visit www.triozadig.com

February 5 February 6 February 7February 9February 11

February 12-13February 14February 16

February 21-28March 5March 7

March 24March 27-28

April 3April 7

April 25May 1

May 2-9May 11-12

May 16May 19May 20May 23May 29June 6

June 19June 28

July 5July 8July 11July 12July 19July 25

August 3August 8

September 9-11September 27

October 16October 23October 25

November 15November 17December 4December 6

December 10-13

Alnwick Music Society – UKBiggar Music Society – UKInverness Music Society – UKKelso Music Society – UKCockermouth Music Society – UKCMIR : Lab, Britten Pears Young Artists – UKIsmaning - GermanyCrans Montana - SwiterlandMcGill University Residency - CanadaMaison de la Musique - BelgiumConnaissance Jeunes Interprètes, Gavaudun – FranceTalence - FranceSinfonietta, Paris - FranceLe Granit, Belfort – FranceLa Saison Bleue, Toulouse - FranceSoirées Musicales, Mont sur Marchiennes – FranceClassique au Large, St Malo - FranceLyceum Mozartiono, La Havana - Cuba Belle Saison, Cherbourg – France Musicales de Val d’Europe - FranceMusée d’Orsay, Paris – FranceHeures musicales de Biot - FranceDresden - GermanyMantova Chamber Music Festival - ItalySamedis Classiques de Cornillon-Confoux - FranceBelle Saison - FranceLes Musicaves - FranceL’Orangerie de Sceaux - FranceConcertgebouw, Amsterdam - The NetherlandsMusicales de Mortagne - FranceChâteau de Vollore - FranceiPalpiti San Diego - USA (with orchestra)iPalpiti Los Angeles - USA (with orchestra)Festival Le Vent sur l’Arbre - FranceChâteau de Verteuil - France Puglia Festival - ItalyChâteau Mercier - SwitzerlandRencontres musicales en Artois - FranceFriedrichshafen - Germany Schloss Raesfeld - GermanyMusée Würth, Erstein - France Heidelberg - GermanyFlagey Festival - Belgium (with orchestra)Théâtre Saint Louis, Pau - France (with orchestra)Palais Beaumont, Pau - France (with orchestra)

piano trio

J. Haydn

Trio No. 14, Hob. XV f1 in f minor

Trio No. 25, Hob XV 12 in e minor

Trio No. 43, Hob XV 27 in C Major

Trio No. 39. Hob. XV 25 in G major “Gypsy”

W.A. Mozart

Trio KV 502 in B flat Major

L.V. Beethoven

Trio Op. 1 No. 3 in c minor

Trio Op. 70 No. 1 “Ghost” in d minor

Trio Op. 70 No. 2 in E-flat major

Trio Op. 97 No. 7 “Archduke”

Trio Op. 121a No. 11 “Ich bin der Schneider Kakadu”

Var.Trio Op. 36 in D major (transcription of

Symphony No. 2 by the composer)

F. Schubert

Trio Op. 100 No. 2 in E flat Major

Notturno

F. Mendelssohn

Trio Op. 49 No. 1 in d minor

Trio Op. 66 No. 2 in c minor

R. Schumann

Trio Op. 63 No. 1 in d minor

P.I. Tchaikovsky

Trio Op. 50 in a minor

“The Seasons” arr. for trio with piano

J. Brahms

Trio Op. 8 No. 1 in B Major

Trio Op. 101 No. 3 in c minor

A. Dvorak

Trio Op. 90 No. 4 “Dumky” in e minor

S. Rachmaninov

Trio Elegiac No. 1 in g minor

A. Arensky

Trio Op. 31 No. 1 in d minor

M. Ravel

Trio in a minor

G. Fauré

Trio Op. 120 in d minor

F. Kreisler

Alt-Wiener Tanzweisen Miniature

Viennese March

H. Villa-Lobos

Trio No. 1 in c minor

E. Granados

Trio Op. 50

D. Shostakovich

Trio Op. 8 No. 1 in C major

Trio Op. 67 No. 2 in e minor

A. Schönberg

Verklärte Nacht, Op. 4, arr. E. Steuermann

P. Vasks

Episodi e Canto Perpetuo

J-P. Rameau

Works for hapsichord (arr. Camille Saint-Saëns)

P. Hersant

Trio (Variations sur la Sonnerie de Sainte-Gen-

eviève-du-Mont de Marin Marais)

M. Obst

Nachklang

B. Martinu

Trio n°2 H 327 in d minor

E. Bloch

3 Nocturnes

L. Bernstein

West Side Story Fantasy, arr. Bruno Fontaine

Candide Ouverture, arr. Bruno Fontaine

B. Attahir

Asfar

piano quartet and quintet

W.A. Mozart

Quartet KV 478 in g minor

J. Brahms

Quartet Op. 60 No. 3 in c minor

D. Shostakovich

Quintet Op. 57 in g minor

G. Fauré

Quartet Op. 15 No. 1 in c minor

piano trio and orchestra

L.V. BeethovenTriple Concerto Op. 57 in C Major

piano trio and voice

J. Haydn

12 Scottish Folksongs

L.V. Beethoven

25 Scottish Lieder, Op. 108

REPERTOIRE

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CRITICS

“This young Zadig Trio, which consists of three extraordinarily gifted instrumentalists and, at the same time, truly searching musicians.”

Menahem Pressler

“Strong artistic personality, full of curiosity.”

Artemis Quartet

“They played three works from Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert, which included the beautiful “andante con moto”, that they interpreted with brio and a truly moving sincerity, visible on their facial expressions. The public [...] for the first time since the beginning of the concert series, thanked the three gifted musicians with a standing ovation. A pure moment of bliss...”

La Manche Libre, July 11, 2018

“The Zadig Trio played two major works of the piano trio repertoire. Offering both pieces in a single concert demonstrates a fearlessness that usually belongs to very experienced players. In the opening of Beethoven’s “Ghost Trio” for piano, cello and violin, one can already distinguish the first and foremost quality of the ensemble: total cohesion and an intelligent interpretation of the score. Furthermore, a unity of spirits revealed by each phrase and nuance, reinforced by the constant eye contacts between the musicians. [...] The second part of the program was no less demanding, by its length and technical difficulties. The violinist Boris Borgolotto and the cellist Marc Girard Garcia surrounded Ian Barber with total investissement at the service of the score, restituted with prodigious musicality [...] The tragic memories of bereavement [in Tchaikovsky’s piano trio] were communicated with depth and sensitivity, by artists who we can now count among the great.”

Jacques Weil, Colmar International Festival, L’Alsace, July 8, 2018

“Boris Borgolotto, Marc Girard Garcia and Ian Barber form a very homogenous and perfectly balanced trio. To remarkable indivual technical skills, they add musical sensitivity, based on elegance, a diversity in the sound palette, a clarity of phrasing and articulations, as well as a sharp sense of dialog. What is most striking for the listener, is their youthful fervor, very well kept under control, with which they tackle the score, as well as the freedom they demonstrate. [...] The incredible balance between the piano’s ardor, the violin’s lyrical intensity and the cello’s depth captivated the audience, who aupplauded and cheered without restraint.”

Michel Debiard, Sud Ouest, March 7, 2018

RECORDINGS

The Classic Review“With a broad, stilled beauty in the second movement and convincing performance of the finale (listen to the wonderful opening bars’ masterful blend of instruments) – this makes for a memorable version of the Ravel Trio. (...) All in all, a highly enjoyable album.”

ffff TÉLÉRAMA“An inventive disc, with a taste for travel and discoveries.”

CLASSICA ***** “The Zadig Trio distinguishes itself by its high standards, in terms of precision and balance, as well as by the understanding of musical esthetics and the work of the sound.”

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CONTACT

FRANCE & FRENCH-SPEAKING TERRITORIES

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GERMANY, AUSTRIA & GERMAN SPEAKING SWITZERLAND

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THE ZADIG TRIO

Marc Girard Garcia, Boris Borgolotto et Ian Barbercontact@triozadig.com+33(0)6 37 54 78 11

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