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Yael Weiss, pianist -- Acclaimed as a pianist of “consummate artistry” (Washington Post) Yael Weiss has performed across the United States, Europe, Japan, Korea and South America at such venues as the Kennedy Center, Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall and Wigmore Hall... more  

Mark Kaplan, violinist -- Internationally acknowledged as one of the leading violinists of his generation, Mark Kaplan has played with nearly every major American and European orchestra... more

Clancy Newman, cellist -- First prize winner of the 2001 Walter W. Naumburg International Competition and recipient of an Avery Fisher Career Grant in 2004, cellist Clancy Newman has a dual career as both performer and composer... more

"...the June 8 concert proved the trio in fine form. Haydn's E-major Trio revealed Weiss's clean, crisp, articulate keyboard work, in a first movement full of gumption and a finale that had plenty of declarative spirit and controlled momentum. It seemed a logical step from there into Brahms's C-minor Trio, Op. 101, where the Energico first movement lived up to the name and had its fair share of bite and grit without sacrificing the warmth of its melting string melody. The fast movement was elegant and deft, the Andante grazioso flexible and tender, the finale assertive while paying due attention to the softer aspects of the movement." American Record Guide

 

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