Erich Wolfgang Korngold
Trio for Piano and Strings in D major, Op. 1
Allegro non troppo, con espressione
Scherzo. Allegro
Larghetto
Finale. Allegro molto energico
Arnold Schoenberg
Kammersymphonie op. 9 n.1
transcription by Anton Webern
Langsam – Sehr rasch
Viel langsamer, aber doch fliessend
Viel langsamer
Etwas bewegter
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Arianna Picci è una flautista italiana attiva nel panorama musicale europeo. Da gennaio ricopre il ruolo temporaneo di primo flauto presso l'Opernhaus Zürich. Dal 2025 frequenta il Maestro presso la Hochschule für Musik und Theatre “Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy” di Lipsia. Ha studiato al Conservatorio della Svizzera Italiana con Andrea Oliva e si è formato presso il Conservatorio “Tito Schipa” di Lecce sotto la guida di Lucia Rizzello, parallelamente all’Accademia Pianistica Internazionale di Imola.
Ha maturato una solida esperienza orchestrale, ricoprendo incarichi temporanei come Stellvertretende Solo Flöte al Deutsches Nationaltheater und Staatskapelle Weimar; è stato inoltre membro dell'Accademia della Gewandhausorchester di Lipsia e ha collaborato con la European Union Youth Orchestra.
Vincitrice di importanti concorsi nazionali e internazionali, tra cui il Premio Nazionale delle Arti, il concorso Erik Satie di Lecce e il Gran Prix di Rho, si è esibita come solista con orchestra in diverse occasioni, collaborando con la Vivaldi Chamber Orchestra di Palmi e con l'orchestra Giulio Rusconi di Rho.
The Principal Clarinet of the Tonhalle Orchester Zürick and a teacher at the advanced and second level courses at the Fondazione Scuola di Musica di Fiesole.
Former Principal Clarinet of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam (2015-2024), of the Orchestra del Teatro dell’Opera di Roma (1997-2008/2012-2014), of the Orchestre National de France (2008-2011) and of the Orchestra del Teatro V. Bellini of Catania (1993-1996). A long orchestral experience performing on the most important stages of Europe, Asia, Africa, America and rich in collaborations with prestigious conductors such as Kurt Masur, Mariss Jansons, Valery Gergiev, Sir Colin Davis, Yuri Temirkanov, Daniele Gatti, Herbert Blomstedt, John Eliot Gardiner, Klaus Mākelā, Paavo Jārvi, Fabio Luisi, Daniel Harding, Andris Nelsons, Iván Fischer, Neemi Järvi, Semën Byčkov, Charles Dutoit and Riccardo Muti.
Winner of the International Jeunesses Musicales Competition in Bucharest and of many other prizes in the most important Italian Clarinet Competitions, he has an intense solo career that has seen him performing with many orchestras such as Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Amsterdam Sinfonietta, Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra, North Czech Philharmonic, Orchestra Sinfonica LaVerdi di Milano. Since many years he is member of the Quintetto di fiati Santa Cecilia - Tonhalle.
His repertoire, ranging from Mozart to the contemporary, also includes authors who have composed pieces dedicated: Nunzio ortolano, Luis Bacalov, Renato Chiesa, Claudio Cimpanelli and Antonio Fraioli.
He has recorded for B.M.G. Ricordi, Riverberi Sonori, Fonè, Accord for music-Roma, Trio Zecchini, Wicky Edition, Cristal Records, Gutman Records, Brilliant Classics, BIS Record, Cypres Records e A.I.C. Many of his solist performances have been broadcast by various radio and television stations: RAI, Vatican Radio, Romanian National Television, Radio Clásica RNE, Radio France, RadioTre, France Musique, RaiTrade, NPO Radio 4, Mezzo and Arte.
He dedicates himself with particular passion to teaching activities that sees him involved in numerous Masterclasses both in Italian and International Conservatories. He is regularly invited to the annual courses of the Accademia Scatola Sonora in Rome and
to the summer courses of Encuentro de Musica de Santander Music, Ticino Musica and Musica Riva Festival.
He is the author of the didactic text Soli d'orchestra for clarinet with piano accompaniment published by Riverberi Sonori. Calogero Palermo is an artist Buffet Crampon, A. Licostini and D'Addario Woodwinds.
Edoardo Grieco - violin
Francesco Massimino - violoncello
Lorenzo Nguyen - piano
The Trio Concept (formerly Trio Chagall) was born in 2013 from the union of three musicians from Turin: Edoardo Grieco(violin), Francesco Massimino (cello) and Lorenzo Nguyen(piano).
In October 2024, the group changed its name, inspired by the verses of Michelangelo Buonarroti, reflecting their artistic vision: to reveal the beauty enshrined in musical works.
The **Trio Concept** was named ECHO Rising Star for the 2025/2026 season and received the Prix Yves Paternot at the Verbier Festival 2024, the festival's highest honor.
In 2023, after triumphing in the final at London's Wigmore Hall, the Trio became YCAT Artist. The same year, it won first prize at the “Schoenfeld International Competition” in Harbin, China.
In Italy, it won second prize - with first not awarded - and three special prizes at the “Premio Trio di Trieste” in 2019, becoming the youngest chamber ensemble ever awarded in the competition's history.
The Trio has performed in prestigious halls, including Wigmore Hall (London), Verbier Festival, Konzerthaus (Berlin), Concertgebouw (Amsterdam) and Teatro La Fenice (Venice).Edoardo Grieco plays a 1766 Pietro Antonio Landolfi violin, while Francesco Massimino plays Gaetano Sgarabotto's “Reno Gold” cello (1948).