In this concert the Trio Fibonacci brings together three international works written for them, as well as a première by French composer François Rossé. All the composers are highly original figures in their respective countries, and here we see their own diverse and personal treatments of the piano trio medium. These works transport us across varying terrains, with the echoes of chant from the Yugoslav Orthodox Church, and influences of Brazilian colonial music.

Trio Fibonacci:

Julie-Anne Derome, violin

Gabriel Prynn, cello

André Ristic, piano

Programme

• Harry Crowl (Brazil, 1958), Espaços imaginarios (2001) [written for the Trio Fibonacci]
• François Rossé (France, 1945), Eng’ klung (1999) [world première]
• Hiroyuki Yamamoto (Japan, 1967), Ultro citroque (2001) [written for the Trio Fibonacci]
• Djuro Zivkovic (Yugoslavia, 1975), Trio (2001) [written for the Trio Fibonacci]