The Paddington Trio - Beethoven's 'Archduke' Piano Trio

Important Note: In a change to the details of this concert as shown in the publicity brochure for the festival, Trio Isimsiz have sadly had to withdraw due to illness. However we are delighted to announce that Beethoven's 'Archduke' Trio will now be performed by the Paddington Trio, a highly distinguished and internationally recognised piano trio who are seen as the one of the most exciting chamber ensembles of their generation.The Paddington Trio :
Tuulia Hero (violin)
Patrick Moriarty (cello)
Stephanie Tang (piano)Formed in 2020 and based in London, the Paddington Trio have rapidly established an international profile, winning major prizes including the 2024 Triomphe de l'Art International Competition and the Parkhouse Award at Wigmore Hall. They have performed at prestigious venues and festivals across Europe and beyond. Renowned for their vitality, polish and communicative depth, the Paddington Trio brings both authority and freshness to the piano trio repertoire, combining technical excellence with imaginative, compelling performances that have won wide critical acclaim." Their youth does not remotely detract from their excellence - these are accomplished musicians by any standard ... Strings Attached
" Music can take you anywhere, when played like this. The GuardianMore prosaically described as the Piano Trio in B-flat major, opus 97, Beethovens Archduke Trio was composed in 1810 and 1811. The Trio was dedicated to Archduke Rudolph, youngest child of the Holy Roman Emperor. Rudolph was bankrolling Beethoven at the time but, with a dozen pieces written in his honour, the Archduke got good value for money. In the first half of the concert, the Paddington Trio will perform Ellen Lindquist's Second Piano Trio, Shining Through (written in 2023) and Maurice Ravel's Piano Trio in A minor.This concert is kindly sponsored by Richard and Annette Nabavi.A 10% discount is offered if tickets are bought for 5 or more separate Festival events in a single booking - just select your seats and then ' Continue shopping '.For those aged 25 and under, tickets are only 5.A pay bar will be open before the concert and during the interval (cards accepted).Please note that users of large mobility aids (such as wheelchairs or walking frames) must only purchase tickets for one of the designated seats in the Mobility Assistance section. All customers who purchase such a ticket are also entitled to an additional free ticket for a person who is accompanying them to the event. Click here [https://mayfieldfestival.co.uk/tickets/] for more information.